Sentence examples for aspect as a from inspiring English sources

We used the folding aspect as a point of difference at the very beginning.

St. Mark's outer aspect as a whole, unless seen from a distance or at twilight, is not beautiful….

Any book that treats the female aspect as a side show to the "real" events completely misses the point about how that war was won.

It leaves out many terrors that we know to exist; but, on the whole, it reveals war in its true aspect – as a grimly destructive and infernal thing.

Reformed and Presbyterian churches tend to emphasize its aspect as a table, while the Lutheran and Anglican traditions generally favour an altar.

Ms. Rice and others have recently been emphasizing that the work started in Annapolis is an "integrated process" that includes elements of domestic Palestinian state-building, and they have been presenting at least that aspect as a success.

This is a positive aspect as well as a limitation of this study.

Don't worry too much about the video production aspect as long as a viewer can see your skills in a variety of situations.

Other times they would have a literary aspect, as when he told a journalist about the night Hemingway was considering titles for his famous novella.

Not only did the children hash out a plan, their bounce house cleverly incorporated a fundraising aspect as well.

Despite the celebration of Mr. Kennedy's achievements, there was a bittersweet aspect as well.