Sentence examples for it has aspects of from inspiring English sources

So we call this Mini-Shrdlu, and it has aspects of Tower of Hanoi and other problems in it.

He said he did not regard it as either a romance or a mystery, although it has aspects of both genres.

But there is no compelling reason to think that timeless eternity is a kind of time, or that it has aspects of duration, as will be seen.

"It has aspects of being an experimental approach, because you're simulating the dynamics of the process … but you're able to create this model of the system that has a remarkable level of detail that can't really be captured by theory or experiment".

It had aspects of strawberry in it, and other aromatic layers hard to identify.

It's Truman Capote married to a story of real horror, so it had aspects of high art, but also bright, primary colours - a murder story.

There's a bit more — not a lot — but if "Beasts" never assumes the shape of a fable, it certainly has aspects of the fabulous.

The Oregon plan to expand Medicaid eligibility partly through rationing the services it covers has aspects of this structure of inequality, since most people are covered by plans that avoid these restrictions (Daniels, 1991).

The campaign against Al Qaeda in particular and Islamist terrorism in general plainly has aspects of war-fighting, but it has equally important aspects of crime-fighting and arguably more important aspects of political and ideological struggle.

It has some aspects of conversation, and some of broadcast, some aspects of live television, and some of a(n edited) newspaper.

WASHINGTON — Because the three-act ballet "A Folk Tale" (1854) is governed by the idea of changelings, it has haunting aspects of pathos, nostalgia and perplexity that render it unlike any other ballet.