Sentence examples for have every aspect from inspiring English sources
"You have to have every aspect of your defense tied together.
The embassy can have every aspect of a public building except the public.
"Victims … can have every aspect of life controlled by their partner, often being subjected to daily intimidation and humiliation".
In 20 years' time I reckon that the social norm will be to have every aspect of our lives in the public domain, and I find this frightening.
It will be part of Ferguson's torment, though, to have every aspect of his season reviewed, from David Beckham's sale through Rio Ferdinand's missed drugs test to the sending-off that kept the captain Roy Keane out last night.
"It can be really hard when you sign with labels, because they want you to tick all the boxes: you have to be weird, you have to have all your pop songs, you have to have every aspect to make the album".
He said Miami has every aspect of a championship team.
"I had every aspect of my work questioned.
"I had every aspect of my professionalism questioned," she said.
Back in the '80s, you would have every single aspect of the hip-hop industry represented in a nightclub.
In short, they have considered every aspect of your experience, while you have not considered the most important aspect of theirs.
