Sentence examples for famous aspects from inspiring English sources

Fine Arts – Create a scrapbook highlighting famous aspects of Russian art, dance, music and theater.

One of the most famous aspects of John's Policraticus is his claim that it is just to slay a tyrant.

One of the most famous aspects of the flight was the Earthrise picture that was taken as they came around for their fourth orbit of the Moon.

So, too, is perhaps the most famous aspect of both epics: storytelling.

But as engineers, they have mixed feelings about the most famous aspect of that romance, the "golden record" that each craft carries.

Early on there are a few jokes that winkingly allude to a famous aspect of Ms. Lopez's anatomy: "You have a really big neck!" Steve exclaims.

The courtyard is the most famous aspect of the Gardner's landscape programming, with nine effulgent displays shown over the course of the year, framed in Renaissance architecture and dotted with antiquities.

Much is already known about Area 120, whose name references a famous aspect of Google culture – allowing employees to work on passion projects on the side, using 20percentt of their time.

One group, for instance, researched the tarantella (a central aspect of a famous scene) and staged the dance so as to emphasize its status as a momento mori, a reminder of the inevitability of death — one of the less obvious themes of the play.

We read novels for many reasons, E. M. Forster tells us in a famous passage from Aspects of the Novel, but most of all we read them to see how they will turn out.

In nearly 40 years of writing stories of varying lengths and shapes and, in the process, making up quite a large number of characters, I've always tried to abide by EM Forster's famous dictum from Aspects of the Novel that says fictional characters should possess "the incalculability of life".