particularity

I think we do get the right amount of particularity with him.

We wanted just to adopt them until the year 2013, with some particularities.

The particularity of great poets is to always add something new.

The message is relatively simple: we have every right to our particularities.

The Star has the particularity of having started out as "the only newspaper that's written by hand".

Anyway, the novelist's job is to show, to deal in particularity.

A particularity is that some policemen are on a horse.

I do not mean to dwell with particularity on the details of my experience.

"That's what art is, he said, the story of a life in all its particularity.

However, due to historical particularities, this was not always practical.

It flashed before her all at once, in astonishing particularity.

"The whole book has the atmosphere and particularity of film.

Without concepts-by-intuition we could never know the world in its particularity.

The topography stands for the particularities of a given site.

Perhaps it should rather be an argument against narrow particularity within literature.

It is rather that eclecticism has won out over particularity.

The particularity of this event is with its geographical situation, a few miles from a border.

The school has the particularity to teach with practical cases instead of theoretical.

In each independent state, empire or dependency, the relationship between class and nation had its own particularities.

It soon becomes clear that the engine of the film is metaphor, not particularity.

The mind is aware of all possibilities while the body expresses a particularity, so to speak.

Unfortunately, however, there are sections of the resolution where this particularity is not made clear.

Where does the distinction between particularity and specificity have its roots?

As is so often the case in dreams he saw all this with horrid particularity.

The main challenge is to keep the folk dance and music alive with their particularities.