Sentence examples for familiar facets from inspiring English sources
So even if you are on intimate terms with Oliver, Pip and David Copperfield (or other characters bearing the author's initials, like Charles Darnay), here we find the writer's less familiar facets.
Satellite communications, radio, television, cellphones, computers, airplanes, space vehicles, automobiles, children's toys, refrigerators and heaters, office machinery and home appliances, life-saving medical equipment and Martian battles fought with joysticks represent a just a few of the now familiar facets of our lives made possible by engineers, technologists and technicians.
From Greenwich to East Hampton, on helicopters ferrying investment bankers into town and in the steam room of Park Avenue's Racquet Club, the cognoscenti can recognize a familiar facet of the tale of Martha Stewart and her friend, Samuel D. Waksal of ImClone.
Organized by Germano Celant and Harold Koda, Giorgio Armanii" polishes up a familiar facet of urban life: the grand promenade through flattering reflections of ourselves (superimposed on fantasies of how much better we would look if we could afford nice clothes) that we take through the great shopping streets of Paris, Milan and New York.
Since then, heightened security has become an uncomfortable but familiar facet of campus life across the United States.
Rebecca Straub, a graduate student in the Department of the History of Art, researches a less-familiar facet of a well-known Yale figure: Harvey Cushing (1869-1939), grouneurosurgeoneurosurgeon, Yale professor, and a driving force behind the establishment of the Cushing/ Whitney Medical Library
Now I would like to mention that if you are only familiar with those facets of Ingrid's career, you are missing out.
In fact they reminded the professional audience on the opening night that there are unexpected facets to familiar designers.
His switch to a female, non-European perspective highlights unusual facets of the familiar story, while mirroring the biblical slaughter of the innocents in an account of a massacre in Mexico City in 1968 gives a sharp contemporary twist.
Susolik is also familiar with winning in all facets of his life.
