Sentence examples for a different facet of the from inspiring English sources

Each evoked a different facet of the enigma.

As the sun moves across the sky, the light hits a different facet of the cylinder.

Conjoined with Harry's Steak is Harry's Cafe, a different facet of the same restaurant, served by the same kitchen.

A 2016 Columbia University paper zeroed in on a different facet of the substance abuse problem — auto accidents.

Every time you move to a new scene – and there are more than 40 very quick scenes in the play – you hit a different facet of the gem.

Each paper describes a different facet of the outcome of a research program on jets excited by upstream discrete tones.

Gandolfini has only a handful of scenes in the film, but each of them shows a different facet of these failings; the sight of Pat, hunkered down in frustration, fixing the wiring for the Christmas tree, would freeze the fireside smile on Bing Crosby's face.

Each week is dedicated to a different facet of this dialectic relationship and the festival was inaugurated last Wednesday at Harvestworks with a panel on media art festivals and their role in contemporary art discourse.

Each couple seems designated to express a different facet of partnering in the three duets that open the ballet, though the dancers soon change partners and blend to some extent in this tightly knit work.

Every stop he made on his ride home revealed a different facet of how complicated the minimum wage can be in the parts of America where, instead of a debatable issue, it is a way of life.

While each party is not playing a different character other than their own self, they may each be representing a different facet of themselves depending on the various circumstances surrounding the interview experience.