Sentence examples similar to have another aspect from inspiring English sources

That he used models from the street or from his coterie of pimps and prostitutes, had another aspect, though.

This is an exquisite image of the fancied permanence of the marks the British made on India, but it has another aspect.

NBORU has another aspect as a test beam port to encourage introducing innovative instruments into JSNS.

(Actually, McGee's view has another aspect, which we discuss in §4.2.3).

Since both the block chains have crystallizability, this copolymer has another aspect of being a crystalline block copolymer.

But the film also has another aspect beyond its psychological portraits.

John Rose from the Fandom Post praised both Yuri and Flynn's characters as "neither character is simply some cardboard cutout incapable of growth or prevented from having another aspect to their personality and it is in these moments where the characters are able to show off their differences and complexities that the two really shine".

Integrity, however, has another aspect, which is referred to as 'formal relation to self', where focus is more on what the individual determines as a valid decision.

Nevertheless, miR-107 has another aspect for directly targeting DICER1 mRNA and the high level of miR-107 might affect the production and function of p53-induced miRNAs [ 57].

" we have another cultural aspect where in Arabic culture where the family have an obligation to look after their parents, as their parents brought them up (Iman, Arabic BBW)" Another feature was what Spanish speakers term 'familismo', meaning that a family's needs, or the needs of young or older family members take priority over individual needs [ 29].

Though the wage boost increases the prospect of inflation, it may have another more salutary aspect.