Sentence examples for real facet from inspiring English sources

Disillusioned that yet again, right as the eyes of the world were taking seriously the very real facet of rape and sexual assault on our college campuses, that with one story's unraveling so too goes all that progress?

The organization was founded in 1934, as the editor Christopher Morley once wrote, "to perpetuate the myth that Sherlock Holmes was not a myth" but a real person, every facet of whose existence was pored over in intricately argued works of "pseudoscholarship," as members affectionately call it.

As they file through real and imagined facets of his identity — Communist, Catholic, etc. — Charles Mee's dancerly, ecstatic script leads them into an exploration of the meaning of manhood, especially in a culture inclined toward faint spirituality that would have been derided in Merton's mid-century American milieu.

In her discussion of Dove's Real Beauty Campaign, Real Beauty Sketches, blogger Kate Fridkis calls attention to some of the campaign's troubling facets.

But a look at the differences between renderings and the buildings they depict, and among renderings themselves, casts light on a little-discussed facet of real estate and architectural development.

Real began work on Facet with the hope of building the next-generation DVD player, Glaser told before U.S. District Judge Marilyn Patel.

Right then, right there, I decided I wasn't going to let this minor incident turn into anything more than it was -- an everyday facet of real life.

The Clara we meet now is the real one, with different facets of her saving the Doctor in different eras.

This means that the trend of the surface energy with strain is implemented in the model and the effective value of the surface energy is computed by taking into account the real strain on these facets.

Facet: Material Objects.

These different facets had a real vibrancy in the performance here by Richard Hickox and the BBC National Orchestra of Wales.