Sentence examples for his aspects from inspiring English sources
"Going To and Fro" offers Reznikoff in all his aspects.
The play does not try to sort out Turner's complicated legacy, Mr. Jones said, but to present the man in all his aspects.
Gods can be tricksters — Hermes, in one of his aspects; Loki, from Norse mythology — and so can mortal heroes, such as Odysseus.
Mr. Moultrie continues to explore swirling, imaginatively arranged stage patterns and the possibilities of a jazz-ballet vocabulary in his "Aspects of a Vibe," set, like his earlier "Pulse," to sleekly pounding jazz by United Future Organization.
He simply presented him in all his aspects: the myth-maker, the yarn-spinner, the compulsive joker, but also the public nuisance banned from local alehouses and the neighbour from hell.
As for the American election, President Obama (D-Leo) might be relieved to know that his aspects are great from Christmas Day to mid-June, Mitt Romney (R-Pisces) has much the same aspects, while Newt Gingrich (R-Gemini) will enjoy a "sensational" chart from June onwards.
Negative, and from his aspect, final.
From his aspect of "existence" spring life, senses, and body.
This primordial nature is the "breath" of the Merciful God in his aspect as Lord.
It is only when Jack dons his uniform -- helmet, shoulder pads and Houston Oilers jersey -- and game time is imminent that his aspect changes.
After a few minutes, Wolfowitz's voice, which normally has a soft tremble, grew even more faint, and his aspect became wan.
