Sentence examples for for one facet from inspiring English sources

A widely respected voice on national security, Cleland did chastise McCain individually for one facet of his campaign: the choice of Sarah Palin as running mate.

Someone who takes Lyft doesn't have to offer up their extra bedroom on Airbnb, simply because they choose to operate with the sharing economy for one facet of their life.

When proceeding by Facet, the statistical significance is too low (p < 0.05) for three Facets in the Emotional Domain, and also for one Facet in the Vitality & Spirit Domain.

Ultrasound examination of the skin allows for objective assessment of one facet of the complex process of skin fibrosis in early SSc.

Academic research in this area usually focuses on one facet of personality – for example, only on emotions or character traits.

Instead you focus on one facet of his being that others have told you is flawed and detestable and condemn him for it.

She doesn't blame social media in generally for making us "contrived" or "shallow". Instead, she focuses her ire on just one facet: the numbers.

Using games for motivation is only one facet, let's get him thinking about exploration, experimentation, team building, problem-solving and independent, personalised, differentiated experiences – then we'll really be tapping into the full potential games can offer for learning..."...

A suite that included a solo, three duets, a trio and group dances, "7 for Eight" began with a duet for Yuan Yuan Tan and Yuri Possokhov that was notable for what it said about one facet of the company's style.

Creative curriculum statements, like the Te Whariki, while essential for creative reform, are only one facet of change in a much larger process (see for example, Pathways to the Future — Nga Huarahi Arataki 2002 2012, New Zealand Ministry of Education, 2002).

"We are witnessing today a swift degradation of French political cultures, of which the change of compensation for seasonal workers is only one facet," the letter said.