Sentence examples for a minor aspect from inspiring English sources

That's not a minor aspect of secrecy, Slepian said; it's the bulk of the experience.

While those works contain attractive melodies, they represent a minor aspect of the composer's activity.

She was not looking for confrontation pictures, since she thought that was a "minor" aspect.

The 49% question is a minor aspect, but since Shirley Williams focused on it, let's examine it as a good example of the puny concessions made.

My criticism of performers' looks is only a minor aspect of my extensive reviewing, and applies only to those whose looks clash flagrantly with what their role calls for.

This would scarcely mean the end of meritocracy; it would be, at most, a minor aspect of a system that still overwhelmingly affirms the importance of the SAT and kindred tests.

So, while national policy favouring nurse clinicians as providers had long been in place, a series of rigorous evaluations of a seemingly minor aspect of the policy, namely a test of a particular way of providing training for this cadre of health workers resulted in cumulative and far reaching impacts.

In fact, he believed, not only was everyday conversation irrelevant to the core of linguistic knowledge; communication in general was a relatively minor aspect of language.

For the next 20 years or so, insofar as I thought about the Commonwealth, it was largely as a relatively minor aspect of British foreign policy.

It was Beck's ruminations on the Jewish Question that exhausted the patience of some conservatives, but that is a relatively minor aspect of his malicious crusade against Soros.

Changing only a few minor aspects of Nannestad and Paldam's design, including the introduction of a standard sociotropic item in their models, though, reproduces the standard result: strong sociotropic and weak egotropic effects.