Sentence examples for show aspects from inspiring English sources

Biological phenomena, like many others, show aspects and relations susceptible of physical analysis and interpretation.

British biophysicist A.V. Hill described the modern biophysicist in these terms: Biological phenomena, like many others, show aspects and relations susceptible of physical analysis and interpretation.

According to the curator Emma Chambers, the goal "is not simply to move consideration of his art beyond the war work, but also to show aspects of his work beyond landscape.

Historic photographs and prints on each floor show aspects of the past, there is an education centre on site, and one-hour tours can be arranged with expert guides.

Bats, whales and dolphins are also known to show aspects of vocal learning, and Fisher suggests they may also provide promising avenues to better understand human language.

Three-month MRIs are not pertinent for treatment follow-up as they tend to show aspects that are between early necrosis and late fibrosis and thus difficult to analyse (Fig. 17).

"Shaking is the show aspect of bartending," James said.

No President, no matter how serious, can fully ignore the reality-show aspects of his country.

��� Elizabeth Kolbert, "The Nuclear Risk," (March 28th , 2011 *** No President, no matter how serious, can fully ignore the reality-show aspects of his country.

Bryant Gumbel, who replaced Brokaw in 1982, says, "I always had the feeling the news brass was embarrassed by the variety-show aspects of 'Today' and by the fact that I was not a news guy.

Palin said the programme showed aspects of Beckham he had not seen before.