Sentence examples for a dominating aspect from inspiring English sources

In South Asia the caste system has been a dominating aspect of social organization for thousands of years.

apply metaphors as a dominating aspect (Jencks 2005, p. 208).

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While we can, and do, make estimates for all of these costs and environmental effects, there are important — even dominating — aspects of the decision that entail value judgments.

The inclusion of the world in theological discussion also implies that behaviour in the world that is, ethics—is included in theology; in some areas (e.g., Confucianism) this aspect gains a dominating position.

The long-standing and well-established public fear of radiation adds a major, perhaps dominating, societal aspect to the scientific challenge.

The set took a scant 25 minutes, with Baker dominating every aspect of play, hitting an astonishing 13 winners to Simon's five.

His experience and stature were welcome because the demands of a world at war and the strains of transition to a peacetime economy dominated every aspect of university life during his presidency.

They call themselves "New Profile" and their website has graphic presentations of how militarism is increasingly dominating every aspect of Israelis life.

"I look upon the B.C.S. -- I look upon these new requirements as just symptoms of a much larger problem in which we have big-time football now dominating all aspects of sports," said William R. Greiner, president of the University at Buffalo, which is in the Mid-American Conference.

A society where everything has a price, but nothing a value, where the profit motive dominates every aspect of our lives.