Sentence examples for having this aspect from inspiring English sources
Having this aspect of her professional identity invalidated, Narrator A left the community of University X for a doctoral program in Hong Kong.
If you're feeling at ease, try saying "something that is unexpected but also having this aspect of truth associated with it, and that makes people laugh because it is a new way to see things," Alley says.
Having this aspect in mind P. Pearle (1999), L. Diosi (1990) and A. Bassi and G.C. Ghirardi (2002) reconsidered the problem from the beginning by investigating nonrelativistic theories with nonwhite Gaussian noises.
"Because it has this aspect, it picks up a lot of natural sunlight," he said.
–For how long had this aspect of society been in that condition?
With regard to digital rights management (DRM), Kindle has this aspect catered for.
So why has this aspect of the origin of relativity lain hidden in plain sight for so long?
Since China is such an attractive model, and China has this aspect of state control of the economy, this justifies it in Brazil to many people.
But it isn't just that we have this aspect to the myth of our national character – it's the self-consciousness with which we possess it.
"To have this aspect of tourism that is individualistic, free-roaming and so on, well Saudi Arabia is not ready for that," says Prince Sultan.
