Sentence examples for to one aspect from inspiring English sources

"Movie audiences fasten on to one aspect of the actor, and then they decide what they want you to be," Mr. Widmark once said.

I generally try to latch on to one aspect of the song and form an idea around that.

The interactions are so spare a single hand interacting with a cart on a track that calling attention to one aspect of the interaction is not "giving away" a finding, nor does it require understanding the broader framework of energy to make sense of this definition.

It represents an independent assessment of the quality of data in the NJR in regards to one aspect of the registry, namely primary procedures undertaken on metal-on-metal hip arthroplasties.

The estimation of indirect costs is limited to one aspect of indirect costs (parental work absence costs) focusing on production losses in paid work.

An article in Circuits on Aug. 14 about sharing a family computer referred erroneously to one aspect of hard-drive management in the Windows XP operating system.

His father's suicide testified to one aspect of this humanity: its power to arouse love.

Seven lodged an appeal against the federal court decision, although the appeal was limited to one aspect of the decision.

Soliai is great at what he does, but what he does is limited to one aspect of playing football.

"We have not been able to agree with the ombudsman's findings of maladministration in relation to one aspect of our inquiry.

This was Maurice's lasting contribution to one aspect of the still embryonic common foreign policy; the dividends from it are still being enjoyed.