Sentence examples for new facet of from inspiring English sources

A new facet of Sony's discussions with theater owners is any simultaneous video-on-demand effort.

I don't think that, in this story, specific details would illuminate any new facet of Rowan or his father.

These questions about parental background are a new facet of diversity "We're using the approach the ONS [Office for National Statistics] adopts.

If you want true literary genius, read Jeanette Winterson's young-adult novels, a stunning new facet of her career which began with Tanglewreck.

But it's a new facet of more or less the same world that Anderson saw and created in his first six films.

Demobilized in 1944, he launched a new facet of his career by teaming with longtime friend Ralph Richardson to revitalize the fabled Old Vic Theatre.

But new facets of the test go beyond numbers to look at operations.

She and Hannah have always been close, but she felt she was accessing new facets of her daughter's experience.

They tell me that travel changes their sense of national identity and opens them up to new facets of themselves.

Each of his subsequent films, "Stinking Heaven" and "Actor Martinez," has unfolded new facets of his artistry.

After several major games industry events, EA Sports is still managing to reveal new facets of its forthcoming Fifa 13 title.