Sentence examples for all its facets from inspiring English sources
To grasp all its facets, you should taste it without cooking it: in other words, just drizzle it right onto the dish you're making or add it at the very end.
For law enforcers trying to contain the problem by sharing descriptions of known recidivists, it became imperative to answer one question: what is it that identifies someone as a particular person?This question has long troubled humanity, of course, and it is explored in all its facets in a new exhibition at the Wellcome Collection in London.
It is hardly a coincidence that many new proponents of density particularly those belonging to the New Urbanism movement tend to focus on a comprehensive idea of urban design by which they imagine they can envision a city in all its facets and hence fine-tune it for the best outcomes.
There's a wonderful, powerful art at work here, where the main character of an (albeit indie-aesthetic) comic is transgender, and it focuses on his life in all its facets, from adolescent confusion, to coming out, to strange customers at the grocery store where he works, to being afraid to make phone calls.
At UCL, we are determined to tackle inequality in all its facets.
Somehow we need to find a way to put a value on our countryside, with all its facets".
The novelty of our work as compared to the existing literature is the in-depth analysis of a complete online persona; this includes all of its facets and how it is used across multiple sites.
"In 2016, the mandate is inclusion in all of its facets: gender, race, ethnicity and sexual orientation".
He never reached a position where he dominated the golf world, but he achieved a special place in the game because all of its facets absorb him deeply.
"The mandate is inclusion in all of its facets: gender, race, ethnicity and sexual orientation," said president Cheryl Boone Isaacs's statement in January.
