To grasp all its facets, you should taste it without cooking it: in other words, just drizzle it right onto the dish you're making or add it at the very end.
She had just found half of a sparkling green-blue glass bead; it was broken, but its facets glinted with reflected light.
At UCL, we are determined to tackle inequality in all its facets.
Proponents of the new inquiry say the renovation was only one of its facets.
"The I.B.M. litigation in all of its facets was the first of the real megacases".
This picture, with its facets and planes, is a stirring precursor to those of Cézanne.
"In 2016, the mandate is inclusion in all of its facets: gender, race, ethnicity and sexual orientation".
Somehow we need to find a way to put a value on our countryside, with all its facets".
A breathtaking performance of Ligeti's Piano Concerto by Pierre-Laurent Aimard revealed this playful, percussive and perilous work in all its facets, brilliantly aided by Rattle's cogent direction.
He never reached a position where he dominated the golf world, but he achieved a special place in the game because all of its facets absorb him deeply.
By Mary Norris March 10 , 2015 Today we're kicking off a video series devoted to language in all its facets: grammar, syntax, vocabulary, spelling, usage, and punctuation.
