Sentence examples for a defining facet from inspiring English sources

"A white man is never defined by his whiteness and maleness," continues Rosenberg, "whereas being female is treated as a defining facet".

The unexpected visa eligibility for so many young people highlights a defining facet of illegal immigration and of the debate over immigration reform.

Because the dormitory will be renovated soon after the month-long installation, it provides the unique opportunity to have a gallery-like exposition of graffiti in a context which preserves this defining facet of the art form.

According to Lipsky, SLBs have huge uncertainties within their work environment, the "defining facet for which is that they must deal with clients' personal reactions to their decisions" [ 5].

The lack of a defined proximal facet indicates that this ungual was not tightly articulated to the preceding phalange.

Pollini's triumph confirmed the scale of his emerging talent, but it was his response to winning that proved to be one of the defining facets of his subsequent career.

For many Brits who think of themselves as kind and cosmopolitan, it's hard to comprehend some of the defining facets of the UK in 2016: Brexit, the rise of xenophobic attacks, the continuing popularity of Russell Howard.

For smaller precipitates (<3 4 μm), only well <span class="lh lhl">defined facets are formed having an almost uniform distribution of sulfur.

Conditions under which subpacking inequalities define facets are derived; in particular, those which define facets for PSTSs are determined.

Moreover, we present necessary and sufficient conditions under which these inequalities define facets.

According to transmission electron microscopy (TEM) analysis these mixed phase, possibly core-shell type nanoparticles, have very defined facets.