Sentence examples for some more facets from inspiring English sources
Let's look at some more facets of the three current machines.
The economic picture also has more facets.
No choreographer ever kept revealing more facets of dancing itself.
"You see more facets of themes of hypocrisy and morality, and the ending works better.
But with Cunningham the drama of isolation in space acquired many more facets (privacy, meditation, alienation).
I'm with Chinni to a certain extent: I think our country has many more facets than two.
It's important my work evolve along with me and that I show more facets of myself".
"They needed more facets of tourism to offer and decided golf was an excellent way to go".
When Marcus tells Krista how great it is to be a vampire, he explains that "everything has so many more facets of pleasure — music, food, sex".
But it shows far more facets of both her and them than the rest of the program (though some of its strained naïveté becomes tiresome to those of us who are not devotees of the Pierrot character).
According to Robert M. Calderoni, Ariba's chief executive, the company has survived by expanding beyond software that focuses exclusively on transactions, to encompass more facets of the buying process.
