Sentence examples for some of the aspect from inspiring English sources

It was never completely restored, leaving it partly blackened and with some of the aspect of a ruin.

"Being chancellor has some of the aspects of being US president," he notes.

These books suggest some of the aspects of poems which warrant close and informed attention: form, music, theme, voice, ideas, among others.

Being a publicity man out here seems to have taken on some of the aspects of a lawyer's and an intelligence agent's duties and responsibilities.

In this contribution, some of the aspects re briefly mentioned.

"Some of the aspects that we had worked on (before the game) did work.

In the last section, we discuss some of the aspects of the grid and its associated model.

The above discussion briefly summarises some of the aspects of importance for the MoO3/H-ZSM-5 methane dehydroaromatisation catalyst system.

Melanie Gouzinis from Jersey Post said the stamps reflected some of the aspects of work undertaken by the Red Cross.

This paper reviews some of the aspects of combining in situ/operando infrared spectroscopy and kinetic studies.

The following section aims at showing only some of the aspects of this research-methodical quality discourse.