Sentence examples for are certain aspects of from inspiring English sources

There are certain aspects of our industry, which in my belief are better organised in Europe.

"There are certain aspects of Asian filmmaking where you're always looking for the essential in the picture," he said.

"There are certain aspects of Hilary Tamar, certain eccentricities, that are pure Sarah, although not Sarah's pipe-smoking.

But there are certain aspects of mental life that if we lose, then the self is really challenged".

Already there are certain aspects of the service that seem likely to raise hackles among music executives.

Not that Spooner's like Lear, but there are certain aspects of being an actor — " "That always happens if you are enjoying a show, doesn't it?" McKellen said.

There were certain aspects of the Clinton administration that I thought were ridiculous - like his non-involvement in Bosnia.

There will also be certain aspects of our old roles we miss, but neither of us would change it," she says.

I had the story in my mind for a long time before I sat down to write it, and by the time I began writing it, I knew that there would be certain aspects of the story that each character would know, and certain aspects that each character could not possibly know.

"I think by virtue of having been here for the best part of 600 years and developed a distinctive style of boarding education, there's certain aspects of that – which I know, because they tell me – people find interesting and spark ideas, in the same way that I can get ideas from other people.

The Iranian official, Hassan Rowhani, head of the Supreme National Security Council, had agreed in a meeting with the foreign ministers of France, Germany and Britain last October to allow thorough inspections and full disclosure of Iran's nuclear sites, but he said there were certain aspects of the Iranian research program that it was not required to report.