Sentence examples for facets to the from inspiring English sources

Fortunately, there are other facets to The Blood Doctor.

There are so many facets to the job.

Clearly, though, there were other facets to the trip, among them the sentimental.

Were there any surprising facets to the story that surfaced as a result of your in-depth research?

Yet there were many facets to the work, and Harlan said it helped him as a parent to separate his job from his home life.

"She revealed some facets to the piece that I hadn't seen before, with her serene smile accompanied by Tchaikovsky's dramatic music," she said.

There was a user-experience facet to the issue, too.

There is another facet to the same argument.

There's another facet to the excitement of a Lupu concert: he no longer records.

Bettijane Sills, the Purchase conservatory teacher who prepared the dance students for Saturday's performance, provides another historical facet to the story.

There is another facet to the Ferguson story directly relevant to this election but one the SNP will not publicise: its saviour is a multimillionaire tax exile.