In "Aspects of the Novel," Forster discusses prophecy in nearly mystical and certainly eloquent terms.
The information exposes wide differentials in aspects of dementia care.
In the later 1980s Laslett became interested in aspects of the ageing process.
There is still discrimination in aspects of American life, even with a black president.
My craft, such as it was, developed in aspects of arrangement, phasing, and sheer amplitude.
State employees, the prosecutors say, were involved in aspects of his private business.
Nonetheless, any manager is entitled to revel in aspects of such a clear victory.
At Abu Ghraib, Colonel Jordan seemed interested in aspects of the prison that fell outside his jurisdiction.
There he became entwined in aspects of the "war on terror" that returned to haunt him years later.
The Film Council has been very involved in aspects of what we do – and that, suddenly, is directly affected.
E. M. Forster, in "Aspects of the Novel," said that nearly every novel's ending is a letdown.
