Sentence examples for really aspects from inspiring English sources

The discovery of these connections led to the conjecture that all of the string theories are really aspects of a single underlying theory, which was given the name 'M-theory' (though M-theory is also used more specifically to describe the unknown theory of which eleven-dimensional supergravity is the low energy limit).

(What is called "aspect" in modern structural grammars of English is not really aspect – it is secondary, or serial, tense. Aspect in English is grammaticalised only in the non-finite verb).

"We do think that there are some really good aspects of that Senate bill," she said.

But we have no intention of getting rid of the really important aspects of our culture.

The sitting, the nesting, the really odd aspects of life, if humans were oviparous, he leaves to our imagination.

One of the really enjoyable aspects of playing the game … is that it can be like a game of chess.

"That's one of the really exciting aspects for us," Broome told me.

There are some really positive aspects to these developments.

But one of the really fun aspects is to, as much as possible, put ourselves in their shoes.

"I have to use all these really specific aspects in order for the work to build up meaning.

Thus, there are really some aspects that you should pay attention to when choosing the suitable Mac video converter.