Sentence examples for aspect of some from inspiring English sources
Rightly, as the title suggests, it identifies performance as a key aspect of some African religions.
While it is likely that online catalogs are the future for both companies, bibliophiles may miss the collectible aspect of some past sales publications.
Quite why AC feels that a (debatably) "fixed" aspect of some individual's being should limit the freedoms of thought or expression of others, he doesn't make clear.
It's an aspect of some great shift that's occurred — been going on for a while — in that which interests the most intelligent members of American society".
Function refers to the way in which behaviour takes on significance, not as a discrete act but as the dynamic aspect of some structure.
"An interesting aspect of some of the paintings at Catal," Dr. Hodder said, "is that they are very enigmatic and full of ambiguity and difficult to read.
There are serious moral objections to aspects of some religions.
The rapacious aspects of some human relationships is a theme that Murakami tackles again and again.
Like many listeners, I'm loyal to aspects of some radio stations while giving others a wide berth.
Obviously aspects of some cases require a closed courtroom.
The tests clarify particular aspects of some hypotheses.
