Sentence examples for own aspect from inspiring English sources

Certainly, the comparison with McCain hasn't helped; and Bush's own aspect — the smirk, the malapropisms, the witless apercus ("When you own property, every day is Earth Day") — hasn't helped, either.

The images recall Alejandro Jodorowsky and Diana Ross, Minnie Riperton with her ice-cream cone and Spike Jonze's "Her," but they have their own aspect, and fall into their own set of principles.

The obtained solution was used then in the symmetric variant of the EMA where each component of the system was considered as spheroid with its own aspect ratio.

Each point corresponds to the unique composite with its own aspect ratios of CNT or GNP and volume part of each filler compound.

(Each time frame has its own aspect ratio: by the time the film gets to 2525, the images loom huge in widescreen, perhaps suggesting a larger, more globalized worldview).

The proper thing should be that you prescribe, you move, then the next person handles his own aspect, everybody will be involved and can check the other person in the interest of the patient.

"They're both playing tennis and golf, and so they're growing in their own aspects," she said.

Beth, for example, is a really important character and she has an interesting backstory of her own – aspects of that are hinted at in this game".

It also supports a coherent enterprise modeling in which various stakeholders having their own aspects and methodology, such as an IT manager and a business manager, can communicate effectively.

Engage with your own aspects of self.

Mitigation and adaptation are still implemented independently (Verchot et al. 2007; Locatelli et al. 2010), at different scales and are addressed by different groups of scholars (or institutions) each dealing with their own aspects of the two measures following different approaches (Ayers and Huq 2009).