Sentence examples for some facets from inspiring English sources

Some facets of modernization were unplanned.

In keeping with some facets of Heisman tradition, Walker won the trophy the next season.

Obviously some facets of child-rearing are mundane, but they are not without drama and this is what soaps trade on.

"She revealed some facets to the piece that I hadn't seen before, with her serene smile accompanied by Tchaikovsky's dramatic music," she said.

Although the study notes that variations in growth between countries seem to be associated with some facets of geography, it does not focus on geography as such.

But while Microsoft may be ahead in some facets, Google is innovating as well — and acquiring specialized technology to fold into its search engine.

The V particle showed some faceting, but it too formed amorphous layers on non-facetted interfaces.

In short, championship-caliber teams excel in some facet of stopping good offenses.

In this column we publish stories about human relationships, hoping to illuminate some facet of love.

One solution is to spend a few minutes every day just paying close attention to some facet of nature.

IT'S common practice for an undergraduate literature major to have her face blown off by some facet of post colonial theory.