Sentence examples for lone aspect from inspiring English sources
The low, on-the-mark throw that Dukes cannoned to third, though late, provided a reminder of why many consider arm strength the lone aspect of his game that requires no progress.
Perhaps the lone uncontested aspect of the sport of thoroughbred racing in America is that its history and its future are rooted in the states of Kentucky and New York.
There is a lone-soldier aspect to his career.
There is a fetid cloud of acrimony and spite hanging over Labour, and no end of reports of hateful behaviour dating back to long before this crisis; some of it clearly the preserve of lone inadequates, but other aspects reflective of the old political calculation whereby adversaries are best beaten by making their lives so unpleasant that they simply give up.
The report, which is released in updated form on Wednesday, says: "Rightwing extremists represent a substantial aspect of the lone actor threat and must not be overlooked".
The Lone Hand describes one further aspect of the suit: "The Male defendant permitted his wife, the female defendant, to use the name of Spencer at these picture shows" (444).
Scalia was the lone dissenter, writing that "only one aspect of a historically segregated university system need be eliminated: discriminatory admissions standards".
In such closed societies as some parts of our country, education and job may be the lone gate leading women to joyful aspects of their life other than maternity.
Additional measures of socioeconomic circumstances (SEC) were explored, representing different aspects of disadvantage: income poverty, lone parenthood, employment-based social class and housing tenure.
A lone tear rolls down his face.
