Sentence examples for some important facets from inspiring English sources

Perry's subjects for this show are "individuals, families or groups that somehow represent some important facets of the nature of our identity", and as could be expected some are more familiar to us than others.

There are some important facets of red meat and its consumption that directly influence your health.

It's certainly allowed me to flesh out some important facets of their lives and relationships.

How do these meals or individual recipes reflect some important facet of the religious or cultural tradition surrounding the holiday?

Each blog, he says, tackles "some important facet of running a small business (finance, social media, managing, etc), each written not by name journalists, but true experts who speak and consult professionally on their topic".

I believe that the efforts to understand and integrate the multiple inputs that affect a gene's evolution (e.g., expression level and position in various types of networks) fit well into the pluralistic foundation of new biology, and might be pointing to some of the important facets of the new biological mainstream.

We are interested in 24-48 h post attachment tick saliva proteins because this tick feeding stage precedes some of the most important facets of tick parasitism, blood meal feeding, transmission, and acquisition of tick borne disease agents.

Though it may come as a surprise to some, one of the most important facets of modern gaming is the social aspect.

Shanahan said there would be several important facets in the game for the teams.

But important facets of power in Britain were missing from Fairlie's definition.

One of the most important facets of identity is sense of place.