Sentence examples for aspects to being from inspiring English sources

Speaking about his newfound fame in an interview with the Guardian, Martin, 65, admitted that there were both "nice and not so nice" aspects to being a high-profile cultural figure.

And although I will not say that the experience as a PCV is comparable to that of a soldier, I will say that I believe there are some aspects to being a PCV that are more difficult.

Themes such as being understood by the group, realising that you were not alone and being able to show emotion in a safe environment, emerged as common positive aspects to being in a group.

And there are other aspects to be concerned about.

Realistic implementation would require several practical aspects to be considered.

"There are many aspects to be discussed at a board meeting.

There are still many aspects to be investigated in host trematode interactions.

However, there are several other aspects to be taken into account.

There are two aspects to be considered.

Both are important aspects to be considered during strain engineering.

There are some essential aspects to be aware of.