Sentence examples for In many facets from inspiring English sources

In many facets of her life, Mrs. Toner, a retired schoolteacher, reflects the range of choices, the possibilities and pitfalls, that older people, along with their offspring, must be aware of -- and sometimes be wary of -- in negotiating the added complexities of real estate that come with age.

He tries to make sure they do well in many facets of their marriage.

He was courageous in many facets of his life, and his accounts of his exotic adventures captivated multiple generations.

"The most positive thing for a group like ours is to be in this city surrounded by composers with this mind-set who are interested in many facets of music," he said.

But to be without our freedom of movement, without our freedom of speech is an American affliction; and in this, as in many facets of American life, possession matters.

But the fact that it passed at all and is even widely regarded as a potential vote-winner speaks volumes for the complex hold that alcohol still has in many facets of Irish life.

Prior to this, Apple's previous three disclosed acquisitions — Regaind, SensoMotoric Instruments and Lattice — were all geared at bringing in more people skilled in the many facets of AI, from machine learning to computer vision.

In the past century our physicists have made major advancements in unraveling many facets of the mysteries of our universe.

While she handily conveys the essence of Bessie's character in its many facets, from a cocky fighter who once held her ground in an encounter with the Ku Klux Klan to the fearful wife of an abusive husband to a playful entertainer, what she cannot do is create emotional tension from a virtual monologue.

The Vonns were a celebrity couple, their partnership in the many facets of her career celebrated as she won an Olympic gold medal and several overall World Cup titles, and earned millions in endorsement dollars.

At any other tournament in the world, the chances are that the Irish teenager would have been disqualified for his minor transgression, but, as in so many facets of its behaviour, Augusta runs to the beat of a different drum when it comes to interpreting the rules of golf.