Sentence examples similar to a deep facet from inspiring English sources
Are we really leaving behind something that for better or worse many consider to be a deep-rooted facet of Britain's modern identity?
Are we really leaving behind something that – for better or worse – many consider to be a deep-rooted facet of Britain's modern identity?
I am starting to suspect that road rage is a deep and under-appreciated facet of our national psyche.
He combines a deep knowledge of all facets of the entertainment industry with the kind of charm and velocity that opens doors and gets things done," says former U.S. secretary of state, Warren Christopher, who is the senior partner at O'Melveny and Myers.
Another answer is that action, reflection, and collaboration have to be rooted in a deep appreciation of reality in all its facets.
The experience also pointed to another facet of Rae's character - a deep curiosity about what people believe and why.
Second, another facet of this decision involves a deep exploration of your values, priorities, and the lifestyle you want to lead.
Suuwassea10, Amargasaurus (MACN N-15), and Lingwulong (but not Dicraeosaurus and other sauropods) possess a deep slot-like fossa on the occiput, lateral to the proatlantal facets (Fig. 1).
Such key features as interactive maps, a digitized artifacts collection, and a virtual trench experience enable a deeper exploration in numerous facets of this historic event in the early twentieth century.
The use of descriptive checklists even if it was not easy to apply, allows researchers to get a deeper insight into methodological facets that a global judgement may leave out.
