Sentence examples for aspect of the things from inspiring English sources
Treasury purchases are one aspect of the things that can affect financial conditions and depending on what we see happening with broad financial conditions, we can decide whether it's appropriate to adjust purchases or not.At the end of the day the aim of the programme was mostly to bring down mortgage rates and generate another wave of refinancing, which it did do.
"The audiovisual aspect of the thing is so powerful," Mr. Moisi said.
"The might-or-might-not aspect of the thing (the if of it, the X factor) was the bureaucratic urge behind ThreatNet".
There is no way to convey the totality of something, so every artistic creation is at most a representation of an aspect of the thing being explored".
She makes a few alterations to "The Old Man and the Sea," including stressing "the ecological aspect of the thing" and changing "the old man into a good-looking young Cuban exile, gay".
The playlist below is relatively arbitrary, songs that that seem – sometimes retroactively – to provide foreground, or perhaps background to the work, along with songs that somehow magically touch some aspect of the thing I created.
Every aspect of the thing is either robotics-built to resemble biology, or biology-modified to resemble robotics.
The device looks pretty similar to its predecessor, though Microsoft claims to have made tweaks to virtually every aspect of the thing, down to backlit keyboard and singular flexible hinge.
The other thing is the social aspect of the thing.
I think a lot of them got distracted by the whodunit aspect of the thing and failed to address the underlying question it sought to ask.
Her own words in her book Health, Beauty and the Toiletcontradict this: "I am not an advocate of hunting for women… The spectacle of the 'death' even when [the fox] is concerned, ought not to inspire joy in the hearts of English girls, and when poor "pussy" is the victim the aspect of the thing is, to my mind at least, wholly revolting and contemptible".
