Sentence examples for aspects of the sixth from inspiring English sources

It did a disservice to the composer to focus solely on the emotional aspects of the Sixth Symphony, he said of other conductors, adding: "The vulgarization of Tchaikovsky by interpreters not worthy of him has always distressed me".

Blitzed looks set to reframe the way certain aspects of the Third Reich will be viewed in the future.

What aspects of the eighteenth-century novel did you dispense with, to make the book appeal to modern readers?

The Right Stuff (1979; film 1983), which examines aspects of the first U.S. astronaut program, was a best seller.

As a graphic novel, it concerns itself with many aspects of the first Bali bombing, in October 2002.

Both Colonel Wilkerson and Mr. Carle have criticized aspects of the second Bush administration's counterterrorism policies.

He acknowledged that the worst aspects of the eighteenth-century Constitution — the institutionalization of race and gender discrimination — had been corrected through the amendment process.

Mr. Haider appears to have believed that his apologies for isolated past remarks praising aspects of the Third Reich would be broadly accepted.

• Another reminder of the relative aspects of the second screen was provided by an executive who attended the conference, David F. Poltrack, chief research officer at the CBS Corporation.

One of the most touching aspects of the second series of Humans (Channel 4) is the human children who aspire to become, not train drivers or astronauts, but synthetic beings.

Most of them focus on cognitive aspects of the second language acquisition of Chinese.