Sentence examples for a facet of a from inspiring English sources

Each phrase was precise, considered, sculptured, like a facet of a diamond.

They argue among themselves - sometimes as if each were a facet of a single person.

It is a facet of a political culture that sets the PRI apart from parties born of pluralistic democracy.

Every item — critter shorts, pocket squares, the Frankie sunglasses — represented a facet of a familiar, imagined life.

Every moment is thrown into relief, a result of a decision, a facet of a rounded character.

But each of the many options represents only a facet of a larger unknowable divine absolute called Brahman.

Previously depressed participants also described themselves as tending to show stronger cognitive reactivity on all sub-scales of the LEIDS apart from the subscale Acceptance/Coping, which assesses a facet of an adaptive way of responding to negative mood.

Is she a facet of the Creator or a primordial feature of creation?

Each vignette reflects a facet of the classic in question in a subtle or playful way.

There are hundreds of panels, from the slightly smaller to the tiny, that explore a particular show or a genre, a profession or a facet of identity.

What we miss is a facet of the city that has inspired a host of painters, that resonates deeply in a nation of immigrants and their descendants.