Sentence examples for aspect to him from inspiring English sources

There's also an interesting aspect to him, as you say, as a public intellectual.

"So there was quite a personable aspect to him, a kind of very caring father figure, which belies all the cruelty, the harshness and the despotism".

As Scott Meek, a friend and executive producer on Hamish Macbeth, has shrewdly noted, Carlyle ‘gives off the notion that there is a darkness there, another aspect to him that you never get to grips with’.

Tony Kline, a friend of Brown's from Yale, who was his legal-affairs secretary in his first two terms, said, "There is an ascetic aspect to him that is very genuine.

There's a bit of a Colonel Kurtz aspect to him.

Atkinson has acknowledged that Bean "has a slightly alien aspect to him".

Julian begs to be hurt and abased before her God – a God she obsesses over in pages and pages of contorted, twisting theology that neither makes sense nor is, to be blunt, at all interesting - even if she took the daring step of attributing feminine aspects to Him.

"That could have led to real detrimental aspects to him health-wise".

Speaking to BBC Radio 4's Today programme, Archbishop Nichols said Pope Francis was clearly a pontiff with a "depth of experience and different aspects" to him.

Is there an unhealthy aspect to your relationship that's giving him too much power?

Expenses were awarded against him". There can be a surreal aspect to Connelly's stories.