Sentence examples for aspect that makes from inspiring English sources

While the repeating of the notion is what's funny, it's the humanizing aspect that makes it truly subversive.

One aspect that makes the job complicated is that on the grid these days, there is a market not just for electricity, but also for "ancillary services".

Every aspect that makes a human a human - the skin, the hair, the clothing - are the most difficult things to do on a computer.

But it is the blend of drama (occasionally melodrama) and the human aspect that makes such good use of those unhurried beach hours.

It's that aspect that makes this a less than obvious choice for Smith as much as the possibility that Neilson's notoriously demanding process would have left him with egg on his face.

For Green, fuelled on lemon drizzle cake baked by her patients as she drives around Wandsworth in her battered mini Mercedes, it is this aspect that makes her job so appealing.

One aspect that made JFK's stirring call to "Ask not" so memorable was that it focused entirely on foreign policy and America's place in the world.

But Campbell is woefully uncool – that's one of the aspects that makes watching him so compelling.

It's one of the aspects that makes it so special, and would create such a tragedy if it were destroyed.

One of the conceptual aspects that makes constipation a clinical entity arduous to be managed is the absence of a generally accepted definition of the disease.

If so, what were some aspects that made it challenging for you to understand each other?