Sentence examples for fine aspects from inspiring English sources

There are some fine aspects to this product but you really should read on to hear the rest.

Change in terminal connections to regulators that control differentiation gene batteries results in detailed alterations in fine aspects of morphology.

Gehn's inability to grasp the fine aspects of the Art of Writing, leading him to copy or alter sentences from existing books rather than writing original passages, results in his Ages being unstable.

The practice of cutting someone down while pretending to say something nice about them teaches one the finer aspects of the creative use of insulting language.

But there are finer aspects to his Bach playing as well, most notably a laserlike focus that kept every strand of counterpoint clear, clean and independent.

The Pride festival is a pure celebration of the finest aspects of humanity: of tolerance, togetherness, acceptance and liberation, the polar opposite of what Isis stands for.

Club rugby in Georgia at the highest level is semi‑professional and Haig has two sessions a week with those based at home, working on the finer aspects.

The show's finest aspects were embodied early in the evening by the exquisite piano performance of music from "On the Town" by Barbara Carroll, now 87.

In a telephone interview on Friday, John Schuerholz, the president of the Atlanta Braves and a member of the committee working on the proposed change, discussed some of the finer aspects of the system.

Fortunately this game focuses on the finer aspects of this most grueling sport.

These aspects greatly facilitate direct comparison and allow evaluation of the finer aspects of the measurements such as instrument operation, energy and momentum resolution, analyzer settings, and sample preferred orientation.