Sentence examples for major facet from inspiring English sources
Conversation was a major facet of national character, typically veering between politics and quasi philosophy.
Unlike many world-renowned musicians, Mr. Starker made teaching a major facet of his career.
A major facet of Hassam is that he caught the essential rhythms of both city and country.
Outsourcing has become a major facet of military life and it will be difficult to change that in the short run.
This same slow gestation can be seen in the role of architecture in his works, a major facet of his mature paintings.
More impressive was the speed and ferocity with which Goldson and Whitner hit receivers in the open field (which was a major facet in the divisional round win over the Saints last postseason).
That's because there are two major facets to a good online game.
Now she is involved in most major facets of campaign strategy, always a fierce protector of her husband's image.
The fantasy and science fiction genres are major facets of the convention, so "Lost" — with its time traveling, ageless inhabitants and smoke monsters — fits in perfectly.
Most companies want their top executives to have experience in all major facets of the business, said Donald Asher, a career expert based in Gerlach, Nev., and author of "Who Gets Promoted, Who Doesn't, and Why".
In this compact and bracingly lucid volume, he offers a simple, but not simplistic, primer: "a concise, constructive, jargon- and acronym-free, nontechnical, unsensational, light-on-anecdote, analytical examination of the major facets of the biggest U.S. economic disaster in my lifetime and that of most people living today".
