Sentence examples for aspect I wanted from inspiring English sources

I wanted to break that history-under-glass aspect, I wanted to throw a rock through that glass and shatter it for all times, and take you into it".

Truthfully, the only family-oriented aspect I want with my Xbox is Big Daddy and Little Sister.

"There's a player-vs.-self aspect: 'I want to beat my high score or keep the streak alive,'" says Ross Smith, director of product testing at Microsoft's Unified Communications Group.

"As we look at the future of this, one key aspect I want us to inherit from the Kubernetes ecosystem is that sense of camaraderie and openness," McLuckie said.

Besides the family history aspect, I want you, your brother and your father to gain an understanding of why I am the way I am.

But setting aside the public safety aspect, I want to focus on the bigger picture of what this insane tabloid ritual represents to all of us.

And in terms of the biking aspect, I want to be able to show people you can do anything on your bike.

Prof. Omprakash Mishra took care of the "world's tallest woman's" pituitary adenoma tumor Beyond all these credentials, one aspect I want to highlight is how he successfully managed the care for the "world's tallest woman" -- who was suffering from a pituitary adenoma tumor -- where the pituitary tumor secretes excessive amounts of growth hormone.

But having introduced the discussion with a brief sentence or two on what GamerGate is at the moment and bear in mind it didn't even have a name until August—I was relieved of my place on the panel as the presenter forged ahead with a single aspect: "I want to pull this back to the issue of misogyny". .

But having introduced the discussion with a brief sentence or two on what GamerGate is at the moment – and bear in mind it didn't even have a name until August – I was relieved of my place on the panel as the presenter forged ahead with a single aspect: "I want to pull this back to the issue of misogyny".

At the end of his autobiography Russell reflects that since his youth his "serious" life has had two distinct aspects: "I wanted, on the one hand, to find out whether anything could be known; and, on the other hand, to do whatever might be possible toward creating a happier world".