Sentence examples for more facets of from inspiring English sources

No choreographer ever kept revealing more facets of dancing itself.

Let's look at some more facets of the three current machines.

"You see more facets of themes of hypocrisy and morality, and the ending works better.

It's important my work evolve along with me and that I show more facets of myself".

"They needed more facets of tourism to offer and decided golf was an excellent way to go".

When Marcus tells Krista how great it is to be a vampire, he explains that "everything has so many more facets of pleasure — music, food, sex".

One more facet of Mr. Metheny came to light, too: the New Age exoticist, expressed with a wondrous instrument that had two necks and four sets of strings.

But in the concluding pages, reiterating a conviction that "the city needs its poor," and asking "What if the poor must die... that the city might live?" he seems to accept the plight of the most desperate Londoners as just one more facet of the city's "illimitable" or "infinite" nature.

"If we are U.S. citizens, why can't we vote?" The case is one more facet of a continuing debate over Puerto Rico's political status, whether to seek statehood and pay federal taxes, which islanders do not now pay, or leave things the way they are.

They should not cause us undue alarm and can be regarded as just one more facet of the amazing world in which we live.

And so yet one more facet of childhood sexual abuse wraps its tentacles around us.