Sentence examples for usual aspect from inspiring English sources
Anonymous, 1 December 1821 "Tranquillity" has been restored, and Paris begins once more to assume its "usual aspect".
Besides the more usual aspect of water preferential orientation, also the role played by the surface electrons of the metal is illustrated.
Gasping for breath, Hampole rushes out into the street, only to find it has resumed its usual aspect, with the trees leafless and black in the dull March daylight.
Its usual aspect is that of a large and deep high-grade bone-forming sarcoma, developed in the limbs of patients older than 40 years [ 2, 3], with a very aggressive behaviour [ 4].
Live, the framework is always there, and holds up well on the tracks that rely on the more simple guitar/bass/keyboard riffs (such as The New Cannonball) but the more un usual aspects of the recordings are sometimes lost, or perhaps just not as prominent in the mix.
But what is far worse than the extremity of the spill is its ho-hum, business-as-usual aspect.
The B-family scenarios would not only challenge the assumptions underlying the A-family but also destroy many of the business-as-usual aspects of the worldview held by so many at Shell (like their counterparts in other companies).
In addition an ambitious project to notate seven works by Martha Graham is under way, alongside the business-as-usual aspects of checking scores, teaching future notators, and licensing and staging works all over the world.
But since, in most jurisdictions, it is mainly (and sometimes exclusively) the state which decides whether to prosecute for the criminal aspect, the more usual view is that the citizen has no legal right corresponding to the criminal aspect.
When the papilla of Vater could not be localized in the usual anteromedial aspect of duodenum at the second part, we withdrew the duodenoscope to find the exact site of ectopic orifice, trying to concentrate on the appearance of the major papilla.
"It's very real, without the usual fakey aspects of this business".
