Sentence examples for its physical aspects from inspiring English sources

The dearth of disabled actors in prominent roles is rendered all the more troubling in "Stronger" by the fact that the movie's most powerful moments involve not the psychology of disability but its physical aspects, something that a disabled actor would be better equipped to convey.

In Sinhalese, the name Sri Lanka means "blessed land," and in its physical aspects the country is a tropical paradise, hemmed by palm-shaded beaches and, in its interior, fragrant with the florid vegetation of astonishingly varied landscapes salt marshes and mountain lakes, mist-shrouded tea plantations, glimmering paddies, and mahogany jungles.

In Sinhalese, the name Sri Lanka means "blessed land," and in its physical aspects the country is a tropical paradise, hemmed by palm-shaded beaches and, in its interior, fragrant with the florid vegetation of astonishingly varied landscapes — salt marshes and mountain lakes, mist-shrouded tea plantations, glimmering paddies, and mahogany jungles.

Even more recent developments include a return to prominence of reproduction and its physical aspects over information-based accounts.

Three further codes, treatment, freedom and environment defined the role of hospital and its physical aspects.

HRQOL, and in particular its physical aspects, has been found to be a predictor of mortality in ESRD patients receiving dialysis [ 8- 10].

In its physical aspect, DARPA is nothing if not mundane.

Nonetheless, Segel captures the burden of the sensitive and self-aware thinker; Lipsky refers to Wallace's "big build," and, along with its physical aspect, Segel suggests something of the difficulty that Wallace describes in presenting his own person to the public as a personality — a moral unease that coalesces with a physical one.

The analysis shows that in the rapid urban expansion process there has been obvious urban sprawl on the fringe of Beijing, characterized by low density and dispersed development in its physical aspect and a low degree of local mixed land use in its functional aspect.

Thus, according to the Catholic Church, a gay person is still "less than" a heterosexual, who is sanctioned to participate in and to enjoy fully the love — in all its spiritual and physical aspects — of another person.

He did not decree that some of us get to know love in both its spiritual and physical aspects, while others of us get only half of that.