Sentence examples for take on aspects from inspiring English sources

When Pinker does take on aspects of European history that challenge his thesis, the results are, if anything, even more exasperating.

In sci-fi we see software, robots, cars, and search engines take on aspects of humanity to make it easier for the characters and easier for the audience to relate to and understand.

Even successful print products have had to take on aspects of their digital rivals' model.

On Monday, the third and final debate will take place in Boca Raton, and it will take on aspects of an elimination contest.

The photograph was apparently shot from below, which gives the starving woman grandeur, and the folds of her clothing take on aspects of classical drapery.

Hired to deliver yet another Carmen, the people in the city in which she's working take on aspects of the figures in Bizet's opera.

The atmosphere may have taken on aspects of a carnival.

The event takes on aspects of a family reunion, she said.

History takes on aspects comic and tragic on New York stages this week, in a particularly intriguing slate of new plays.

The undancerly wrestling match at times takes on aspects of an opera bouffe, but for many in the dance world too much is at stake for any laughter.

Since 2007, when Nicolas Sarkozy took office as president in the middle of a marital breakdown, French politics has taken on aspects of a television soap opera, complete with shifting couples and strained relationships.