Sentence examples for a aspects from inspiring English sources

The shift in signifiers, from I (implications) to A (aspects) was generally seen as an effort to broaden the scope of the research (notably: to avoid the flawed linearity implied by 'implications' (Wickson et al. [2014])) and to launch a European alternative to the American counterpart.

"A film is a portrait of an aspect of society".

And it's an aspect of a much wider problem.

Most marriages have a public face, an aspect of performance.

Does he represent an aspect of a story's theme?

There is an aspect of Oz.

I call this experience 'noticing an aspect'".

Each person in our past is an aspect of us.

It's just an aspect of his identity," Mr. Gates said.

It shows an aspect of polygamy nobody ever sees.

It is an aspect of music that is transcendental.