Sentence examples for shown aspects from inspiring English sources

"Over the course of the first five of those six weeks we have definitely shown aspects of improvement.

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

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

The exhibition shows aspects of this conceit in ballets from "Cleopatra" (1909) to "The Prodigal Son".

On the other hand, when technology shows aspects of the world that are not apparent with human senses, it can be enormously enriching, as well.

But they are intent on showing aspects of war that are merely tedious and quotidian, neither necessarily horrific nor exhilarating, and the effect is entirely compelling.

Jem Cohen's "Little Flags" shows aspects of a parade in New York in 2000 that foreshadowed the wave of patriotism that followed Sept. 11.

"We showed aspects in our game that people are not used to seeing from us; that means commitment, desire, defending," Wenger said.

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.

Nevertheless, they still showed aspects of building supportive social relationships.

It shows aspects of Maya civilization and remnants of Spanish colonialism.