Sentence examples for pronounced aspect from inspiring English sources

Thus, it may well be that Christianity becomes a more pronounced aspect of our cultural heritage as we distance ourselves further from belief in its theological doctrine and our own personal involvement with it.

This back and forth between style and school is probably the most pronounced aspect of The Right Place to Jump; without a binding subject, it's a book that finds Covino looking to new heights and at his most adventurous aesthetically.

Formation of ripples is more pronounced in large aspect (length/width) ratio platelets or nanobelts.

The performance degradation is also more pronounced if the aspect ratio is reduced.

Furthermore, the enhancement was more pronounced at a low aspect ratio than at a high aspect ratio.

The negative impact of esotropia was more pronounced for the psychosocial aspect compared to exotropia, while the negative impact of diplopia was more evident for the functional aspect.

The number of these cells also decreases along the dorsoventral axis, and the decrease is more pronounced in the medial aspect of this territory (Figs. 1Aa; 2B).

Of note, TUNEL staining was typically more pronounced in the lateral aspect of the neural plate and at the junction with surface ectoderm.

This aspect becomes pronounced when the limiting parameters are set strictly.

The negative impact of COPD is more pronounced on the physical aspect of health than on the mental component [ 31].

To be sure, his self-deprivation had an endearing aspect (typically, he pronounced Britain's wartime canteen food "really very good"); but Orwell also evinced a streak of masochism and, in subjecting his ailing first wife, Eileen, to his life of excruciating self-denial, a narcissistic indifference to others' suffering.