Sentence examples for are two facets from inspiring English sources

Under assault are two facets of the recent past.

There are two facets of the quality of a design.

In the modern world, democracy and political parties are two facets of the same reality, the inside and outside of the same fabric.

"There are two facets to Diego Costa: the player and the man," said Blanc, whose team had been reduced to 10 men by Zlatan Ibrahimovic's dismissal in the corresponding tie last season, only to prevail on away goals.

As my definition suggests, there are two facets to open innovation.

There are two facets to watching George as a parent: there's me, high on adrenaline, and there's his mother Jan, high on fear.

Jordan explains that there are three facets to an AL's job.

There are three facets to your addiction to cigarettes: chemical, psychological, and habitual.

Those were two facets of a very, very complicated man, and we mustn't forget that he was a brilliant statesman.

BURBANK — Crisp passing and steady shooting were two facets of the game that the Glendale High boys' basketball team sorely lacked last season.

Bacterial ATP-dependent proteases can bind substrates directly at sequence motifs in the substrate's amino acid chain, and in this case the binding and engagement steps are difficult to separate structurally and may well be two facets of the same biochemical event.