Sentence examples for facet in the from inspiring English sources

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

"The headline for this is disentanglement and thus another facet in the farewell from Germany Inc.," said Rolf-Ernst Breuer, Deutsche Bank's chief executive.

The large facet in the crown parallel to the girdle is the table; the very small one in the pavilion also parallel to the girdle is the culet.

He has previously revealed his admiration for the Real Madrid boss, but in an obscure turn of events the Portuguese man has become a minor facet in the intense controversy surrounding his former club.

More impressive was the speed and ferocity with which Goldson and Whitner hit receivers in the open field (which was a major facet in the divisional round win over the Saints last postseason).

An archetype of a perfectionist, Kubrick was known to assume complete control over nearly every facet in the creation of his films, from the writing of his scripts to forcing cinematographers to sit idly by while he won awards for them (as was the case in [1960]).

Constraint equations were defined based on the geometry of the facet in contact with the tendon component.

Shanahan said there would be several important facets in the game for the teams.

Primal Stonehenge facets in the proposals honor the tragedy's ineffability.

Putting facets in the borosilicate gives it a look that mimics cut crystal, he said, and the colorful handles he adds are made from Swarovski Elements crystals.

This deviation reveals the faceting in the nanocrystals.