Sentence examples for aspects back from inspiring English sources

Hopefully, this one will help bring those aspects back".

The plot fails, thanks to Megan (and subsequently Don) but in the process we see Sally imbibing instruction from all sides and reflecting different aspects back to her seniors.

The Old Reader and Hive (previously HiveMined): These two startups sounded promising in theory as both are focusing on simply rebuilding the original Reader – the former working to bring the social aspects back, as well.

In order to bring normative aspects back on the stage of today's global business world and to bridge the gap between rather instrumental approaches on the one side and rather abstract approaches on the other, the recent discussion suggests to again draw on Religious and Spiritual Wisdom traditions (King 2008).

"They just had a naughty aspect back then.

Oortle – We covered Oortle's upcoming new product videophlow earlier today, but here's a recap: Oortle provides products that bring the community aspect back to sharing media.

Pakistan of those decades was relatively tolerant and although religion was a dominant aspect back then also but the religious thought of those days was more moderate and accommodating of personal freedoms and minorities.

Aspects of back contacting CdTe/CdS devices, including etching, Cu application, contact annealing, back contact chemistry and secondary contacts, are discussed.

Some aspects of back contact stability are presented, including discussion of apparent robust back contacts, which contain a thick Te component.

The main problem is with the archaic and inefficient methods of the promotional aspects holding back the theatre with "Old school" and "Set in their Ways" mechanisms that hold back more aggressive, enlightened and effective promotion.

As the preliminary study emphasised the need for information about the emotional, financial and social aspects of back pain as well as its clinical aspects, we developed information about welfare benefits and patient rights; and included back pain sufferers' personal stories collected and presented by a journalist.