Sentence examples for aspects of dinner from inspiring English sources

Ms. Kaufman Schneider knows about aspects of "Dinner at Eight" that most people do not: "I know that Charvet -- the shop that Millicent Jordan sends her chauffeur to in the first scene -- was where my father used to get his shirts and ties, a very swanky place in the East 50's.

The fights were often triggered by some aspect of dinner itself, frequently its presentation — something that my father, a student of the magazine Gourmet, with its high-gloss photographs and illustrations, cared about.

The most notable aspect of dinner is Yamamoto's outburst when she finds out that I'm from New York.

Finally, scallops can come to the rescue during one of the most creatively taxing -- and generally underappreciated -- aspects of any dinner with your friends: what you serve them while they're waiting for you to get the first course out of the oven.

He also appreciated the social aspects of eating dinner at the day care center, and valued being active and engaged with other people.

(Justin's father helped with the financial aspect of the dinner, and the young man's allowance was set aside to cover the tips).

The truly astounding aspect of the dinner was not the political japery but Obama's knowledge that, as soon as the weather in northern Pakistan cleared, his own black helicopters would ferry a crew of Navy SEALs to bin Laden's compound in Abbottabad.

He also didn't seem to have a problem with the other aspect of the dinner that routinely attracts criticism — the sight of reporters laughing it up with the politicians they cover.

The film humanizes these characters, who otherwise would be viewed as heroes or villains, by highlighting the benign aspects of their lives: Girlfriends, breakups, dinner plans, technical difficulties.

Control every aspect of giving a dinner, and it will be a howling success.

An important aspect of a memorable dinner party is to make your guests feel special.