Sentence examples for a classic aspect from inspiring English sources

"My job is to give them a classic aspect so people will come back".

Triaging care in the EDs is a classic aspect in emergency medicine, partly to address the growing numbers of patients who attend EDs versus the limited resources of hospitals and partly to direct appropriate care [ 14].

If I want to make a classic album, I need to be working with someone that's going to make classic material and also bring out the classic aspect of me.

It is a classic, classic scene".

Referred to as "incipient chordomas" due to their size and because, although "occasionally arranged in a small lobular configuration", some classic aspects of chordoma were lacking, they concluded that the BNCT tissue had transformed.

In an interview with Billboard earlier this summer, Love seemed a little prickly on the subject of Gurls – distinguishing between the "creative" part and the more, er, "classic" aspects.

The British conception seems to pay more attention to the classic aspects than the American conception.

Our results suggest that laypeople's epistemic beliefs about medicine include more "classic" aspects of epistemic beliefs but especially aspects of the nature of knowing like the credibility of sources and how knowledge can be justified.

She was applying the temporal aspect of dance to choreography that's also a classic of line's visual aspects.

This aspect represents a "classic" approach to the urban planning that puts the forms of soil control to the center of interest.

For example, when the chief executive imposed a formal vacation policy and other aspects of a classic corporate structure, the founders told him he was ruining the culture.