Sentence examples for back to aspects from inspiring English sources

These strata correspond to modes of sociality, and typically trace back to aspects of basic social bonds, beginning with the affect-laden eros that connects caregivers with infants.

This risk factor may well be linked back to aspects of vector bionomics, with many vectors in these regions associating with or near households in general (Singh et al., 2008; Poche et al., 2011; Uranw et al., 2013).

Teofilo Gutierrez has usually been used alongside him for his capacity to drift out to the wings and link the play with his back to goal, aspects of Falcao's game which are not particularly impressive.

My hope is that my generation of South Asian Americans will embrace both India and the US as the "home bases" of their communities and choose to give back to any aspect of society with which they personally connect.

As Ubuntu grows, we always refer back to an aspect of our guiding ethos: If it's not good enough for your own child, then is it good enough?

She has said before that motherhood "brings you back to the fundamental aspects of your personality".

The Labour Party under Jeremy Corbyn must "get back to" the best aspects of the early New Labour period, the leader's top political advisor has said.

Instead, she watched the animated film "Ice Age" with Jada and her husband, Brian Lynch, and thought back to the positive aspects of that match; it was the best she had played in her comeback.

This timed automaton is complicated, as unlike points driver timed automaton, the signals must be turned back to their restrictive aspects (red signal) after they are turned green.

Not to persuade anyone that they should have less passion for their position, but I think going back to the storytelling aspects of my life, listening is as important as speaking.

Such a lack of interest can be traced back to several different aspects within the American culture.