After all, a comedian's words aren't like a musician's or a playwright's; they're the absolute foundation of their performance, rather than just one facet of something that can only be experienced in person.
Explore all facets of your life for something which will excite and satisfy you, then grasp it and hold on for dear life.
One amazing facet of baryogenesis is something called the baryon asymmetry, which provides a basis for measuring the probability of baryons, aka any matter, existing in the first place.
The 12-item Self-Report Habit Index (SRHI; Verplanken & Orbell, 2003) was developed to capture reflections on three proposed facets of habit: automaticity (['Behaviour X is something…'] '…I do without thinking'), performance frequency ('…I do frequently'), and relevance to self-identity ('…that's typically 'me'me
"Everyone will come to the house because of something they know about Morris, but they will all see many more of his facets," said Lee.
What we see, however, heads into something strangely akin to the nursery: various facets of adult innocence.
The experienced dance documentarian Judy Kinberg brings together the many facets of Robbins in her engaging and intelligent American Masters documentary, "Jerome Robbins: Something to Dance About," which will air on Feb. 18th at 9 P.M. on PBS.
"They're asking, how can we work together to create something that works globally?" Others are drawing from various facets of Japanese culture.
A person who is out to discover something new and exciting and try to understand different facets of the same wine, geek out to your hearts content.
The idea that the company would explore facets of love embedded in a wide range of its usual ballets sounded like something of stretch.
