particularize in a sentence

Examples

1. But, as with most great performance art, Bourne's " Swan Lake " soars above particularized meanings and cookie-cutter symbolism.
2. That led to a tendency to cast one's national and security preferences with the prime ministerial vote, and to particularize with the Knesset vote.
3. This differs from a statute of limitations, in that a delay is particularized to individual situations, rather than a general prescribed legal amount of time.
4. Criticism focussed mainly on the model's lacking abilities to explain rather than describe, to generalize rather than particularize and to understand change in societies.
5. The actress brilliantly allows her doll-like delicacy to evoke Mia's vulnerability while concentrating her talents on particularizing the woman's many inner conflicts.
6. Sloan is also helping McMahan write a book of his own, an art history as seen through McMahan's " very particularized lens ."
7. I put encyclopedic in quotes because it seems as though something very particular is meant by that, and so it is being used in a particularized way.
8. The suggestion that it is biased to pause and particularize each of the latest war dead seems especially dishonorable when one visits the new memorial to the old war.
9. I will not farther now particularize this business, but time will show I have not been in the wrong, unless being too kind to an ungrateful man.
10. Where complaints are particularized and specific facts are at issue, adjudication is preferable since it is within a judge's expertise to resolve matters involving personal rights.