Sentence examples for had aspects of from inspiring English sources
It had aspects of strawberry in it, and other aromatic layers hard to identify.
The plane crash last week had aspects of a rite of passage, he noted.
MATTHEW' -- Tan Dun's impressive Concerto for Water Percussion, given its premiere by Kurt Masur and the New York Philharmonic in 1999, had aspects of the circus about it.
"The magalog was effective at raising visibility," Mr. Jaffe said, using a term for the quarterly, which had aspects of a catalog and a magazine.
It's Truman Capote married to a story of real horror, so it had aspects of high art, but also bright, primary colours - a murder story.
An oligarchy in which rulers, warriors and workers had prescribed stations in life, Sparta had aspects of the "ideal" city that Socrates sketched in Plato's "Republic", and it was fashionable among his students to admire Sparta.
Despite its size and brutishness, this structure also has aspects of delicacy and even miniaturization.
I just felt it was more believable that one person has aspects of both these people".
The movie's Vatican has aspects of both a Little Italy social club and the headquarters of the Justice League.
