Sentence examples for good aspect to from inspiring English sources

Mr. Mesghina says there is a good aspect to the Muslim majority — "there's no alcohol here," he said.

"It's a real good aspect to the park".

This time the comments coming out of Williamsport, where fracking rather than baseball usually dominates the landscape, had a feel good aspect to them.

If sport is to be totally satisfying to the human spirit, and not just the ego, winning needs to have a communal good aspect to it.

I think that's a good aspect to them, they love coming in, having a cup of coffee with their friends and just talking about things.

Still there were many good aspects to his address.

We are constantly diminishing ourselves or attributing our good aspects to the influence of someone or something else.

Telling analysts that there were some good aspects to Standard Chartered but they were buried under "fertiliser", Winters said: "This bank has a history of excellence.

There are some good aspects to the laws, argues David Price, a defamation lawyer in England: "I would defend them on the basis that whether something is true or false is a useful piece of information.

While it is true that Communism's 20th century political manifestations in Eastern Europe were responsible for terrible atrocities, there were a few good aspects to the Communist project: High quality education, full employment and an abiding commitment to science, art, music and good literature.

There are plenty of other good aspects to his game, including an excellent first touch and decent close control which is aided by his ability to get his body between an opponent and the ball quickly in tight areas, using a wiry strength that belies his slender frame.