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• n  the quality of being particular and pertaining to a specific case or instance
  the particularity of human situations

• But the real problem is that the central character, who is a writer and who presumably stands in for the author, is almost devoid of particularity: his only trait is drunkenness.
• Now why does this particularity exist in the human race?" She didn't say why.
• In concentrating on the scope of their suffering, the film has lost a certain particularity among the victims.

• specialness

• generality

News & Articles

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• Pilot asks court to dismiss lawsuit due to lack of evidence
  Wright has “failed to allege facts sufficient to state any cause of action against defendants,” Pilot’s motion reads, and “has failed to allege fraud with particularity as required under Rule 9(b) of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure.”
  Oct. 31, 2013 - eTrucker

Quotes

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• Antony Gormley in AFP
  Gormley said that putting people on a plinth made the human body a "metaphor, a symbol and allows us to reflect on the diversity, vulnerability and particularity of the individual in the contemporary society".
• Jamie Gorelick in CBS News
  What's worked for us all along is looking at what the facts are and not trying to put any spin,said Democratic commissioner Jamie Gorelick, a former deputy attorney general. "We will lay out the facts with as much particularity as we can."
• Alberto Lleras Camargo in FXstreet.com The Foreign Exchange Market
  There is that particularity that we close earlier, and when there is a big move in world markets in the afternoon, we react to it the next day,said Juan Alberto Camargo, a market analyst with the local unit of Santander Investment....