Sentence examples for striking facets of from inspiring English sources

One of the striking facets of this account of a people's revolution is that we see almost nothing in it of the people.

The home movies are one of the more striking facets of "My Perestroika," particularly those that come from Mr. Meyerson, whose father was obsessed with recording every event.

One of the most striking facets of ancient military technology is the early date by which individual weapons attained their form and the longevity of early offensive weapons concepts.

In his thread Nicas also noted that a striking facet of the problem for Google is the tendency for the answers it packages as 'truth snippets' to actually reflect how a question is framed — thereby "confirming user biases".

The most striking facet of the Court's decisions with respect to detainee rights is that, despite vindicating so central and longstanding a principle, they command so slim a majority.

The corollary of this idea — even more striking a facet of the fashion world — is that in contemporary America celebrity is not only a virtue, it is practically the only ideal we all share.

While many facets of the NDE are examined in this study, what is most striking is that significantly more patients who had an NDE died within 30 days of CPR (P < 0.0001).

In addition to the more benign facets of world history, this liberal use of the past brings many board games within striking range of some of the more tragic and divisive aspects of humanity's history.

Some facets of modernization were unplanned.

I understand all facets of academy development.

Many facets of this case are interesting.