Sentence examples for one more facet from inspiring English sources

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.

"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.

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.

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.

Poet though Dr. Huyler may be, there is clearly enough physician left in him for this kind of pragmatic hat-passing — one more interesting facet of this strikingly multilayered writer.

In 6 patients (40%), one or more facet joints were hyperactive.

In any given assessment context for any given student, one or more assessment factors will influence one or more aspects of learning, acting via one or more facets of the mechanism.

A systematic review was conducted investigating one or more facets of patient-reported scores for measuring primary TKA outcome.

Prior adaptation denotes the case in which adaptation to one or more facets of the environment within the native range facilitates invasions to similar environments in the novel range (Parker and Gilbert 2004; Dietz and Edwards 2006; Bossdorf et al. 2008; Fausch 2008; Treier et al. 2009).

But these expensive shows rely on dense storylines, compelling character arcs and "just one more episode …" compulsiveness, which are typically facets of adult-orientated TV, whereas Star Wars' target audience has been the small, toy-buying, biscuit-snaffling variety.