Quiddities

The quiddities of the problem proved to be too difficult to solve.

The quiddities of success are elusive and subjective.

The quiddities of her personality make her difficult to understand.

The quiddities of the melody were what made it so hauntingly beautiful.

The quiddities of the novel were what made it a classic.

The quiddities of his argument were what made it so convincing.

The quiddities of the concept were not easily understood.

The quiddities of the situation were hard to grasp without further investigation.

The quiddities of her behavior made it clear that something was bothering her.

The quiddities of beauty are difficult to articulate.

The debate over the quiddities of democracy has been ongoing for centuries.

The novel explores the quiddities of identity and self-discovery.

The theologian's lecture focused on the quiddities of God.

She was always eager to argue over the quiddities of grammar rules.

The philosophers debated the quiddities of existence for hours on end.

The lawyers spent hours discussing the quiddities of the case.

The artist was more interested in the quiddities of color theory than in creating a compelling artwork.

She was criticized for focusing too much on the quiddities of the painting instead of its overall meaning.

The customer kept arguing over quiddities in the contract, causing a delay in signing.

The professor wasted time arguing over quiddities instead of discussing the main topic.

The scholars spent years studying the quiddities of medieval literature.

The student's essay was full of quiddities, making it difficult to understand the main argument.

The professor often got lost in quiddities during his lectures.

The politicians spent hours debating the quiddities of the proposed legislation.

He enjoyed pointing out the quiddities of historical inaccuracies in movies.

The historian's book was criticized for its excessive attention to quiddities rather than the broader historical context.

The music critics debated the quiddities of the composer's musical style.

The lawyer focused on the quiddities of the case rather than the main issues.

The linguist's research focused on the quiddities of language structures.

The journalist's article was filled with quiddities that distracted from the main point.

The judge was annoyed by the lawyer's constant quiddities during the trial.

He couldn't resist pointing out the quiddities of his opponent's argument during the debate.

The lawyer used quiddities to undermine the prosecution's argument.

The philosopher spent hours discussing quiddities that had no practical application in real life.

The editorial board rejected the article due to the author's excessive quibbling over quiddities.

The negotiations were prolonged by the quiddities raised by both parties.

The debater kept bringing up quiddities to avoid answering the tough questions.

The philosopher spent his career exploring the quiddities of existence.

The literary critic pointed out numerous quiddities in the novel that the average reader would miss.

The literary critic was known for finding quiddities in even the most celebrated works.

The scientists argued over the quiddities of their experimental design.

The politician used quiddities to discredit their opponent's policies.

The linguist's research focused on the quiddities of language acquisition.

The musician contemplated the quiddities of sound and harmony.

The psychologist's theory was centered on the quiddities of personality traits.

The philosopher's book delves into the quiddities of existence.

The legal scholar's argument rested on the quiddities of contract law.

The physicist studies the quiddities of the universe.

The artist explored the quiddities of color and form.

The scientist's research explored the quiddities of subatomic particles.