Sentence examples for it from the aspect of from inspiring English sources

"I look at it from the aspect of the whole Hudson Valley," he said.

If you look at it from the aspect of the athletes, the organisers have done really well and Team GB are having a great time here," he said.

Ransomware is a multibillion-dollar a year business and when you look at it from the aspect of the hacker you can certainly understand why.

I come at it from the aspect of: I'm raising a child, and she doesn't know the core of who I am and all these important things about how we were raised and who she is.

This paper takes the second-stage Guxi Shanshui Residential District in Dang Tu County as an example to analyze the characteristics of it from the aspects of function, traffic, landscape, and house types.

It was more from the aspect of how easy it was to work with him and how it all naturally fell into place.

"It takes away from the aspect of interpersonal negotiations if you have an electronic voice in the middle of the board telling you everything to do," said Dale Crabtree, a finalist in the national Monopoly championships in 2009.

I think it was interesting from the aspect of people actually verbalising things that they were going to miss about Mum.

From outside it presents the aspect of a double row of 60 arches surmounted by an attic.

From there it has the aspect of a pleasant street in a minor European city -- trees, awnings, sidewalk stands in all but the worst of weather, the copper oxidized green dome and cross of Our Lady of Pompei both anchoring and elevating the view.

The highest form of knowledge consists of an intellectual intuition of things in their existence as modes and attributes of eternal substance, or God; this is what it means to see the world from the aspect of eternity.