Sentence examples for large aspects from inspiring English sources

In both my novels, I wanted to leave large aspects uncertain.

The neo-orientalist reconceptualising of India and China ignores or suppresses large aspects of their recent history.

On the wellbeing test, I don't think I scored too badly because there are quite large aspects of my life that I'm in control of, in a way that many are not.

Readers of early editions would have the (wrong) impression that there was no longer disagreement about macroeconomics.More important, the Keynesian basis of "Economics" means that large aspects of macroeconomics have been underplayed, and dubious policy prescriptions advocated.

These rules might be so arcane, he feared, that citizens would eventually stop trying to understand or resist them, and increasingly large aspects of social and political life would be overseen by the American lawyer, "the lone interpreter of an occult science," who would resemble an Egyptian priest.

"We can't hide away from the fact that was a real disappointing performance in large aspects of our game - set-piece, tackle contest, basic turnovers.

Poetry was a small part of his work, but it illuminates a large aspect of his art.

Refugees, piling up in the border areas of Pakistan and Iran, are also a large aspect of the immediate problem.

Recent animal studies have suggested that these "large aspect ratio" (long and thin) nanostructures could pose a respiratory hazard.

The Tory peer told the Murnaghan programme on Sky News: "Online radicalisation is of course a large aspect of it.

So while I'm sure the politics are a large aspect of it, I don't think you should downplay the seriousness of the engineering challenge.