Sentence examples for every other facet from inspiring English sources

Television, having moved into every other facet of life, is taking over New York City taxicabs.

This responsible-ever-after theme is carried forward into just about every other facet of renovation.

The generic quality of the title — yes, indeed, how does anyone know — extends to every other facet in the production.

She did not know that she was in a place where fandom is not simply a hobby but the planet around which every other facet of life orbits.

Comebacks were Manning's forte this season, virtually a regular occurrence as the Giants endured erratic performances in nearly every other facet of their game.

An economics major writes, for instance, People are born unequal in genetic potential, financial and environmental stability, racial prejudice, geographic conditions, and nearly every other facet of life imaginable.

About Anschutz, Hackford said, "Although he was very heavy-handed in this one area, he gave me total autonomy in every other creative facet of the film.

He merely presents this statement along with every other possible facet of Guy Waterman's perplexing story, then gets out of the way.

But the article missed the other facet of identity: the local response.

And it's Steam (more than any other facet of the company) that Google may have its sights set on.

As for polycarboxylic acids [12], the other facet of PAA is its propensity towards potentiometric titration.