Sentence examples similar to way aspect of from inspiring English sources

"Listen Up" promises to reflect, at least in a funhouse-mirror sort of way, aspects of Mr. Alexander's own life.

I was, of course, a bit skeptical of song and dance for a silent film star, but by and large it worked -- although I have to admit that none of the songs stood out to me in the way aspects of the staging did.

The aims of the present study were thus to investigate in what way aspects of the ward atmosphere were related to the psychosocial work environment as perceived by nursing staff working in psychiatric in-patient care, while also paying attention to individual characteristics such as age and length of employment.

There is also the two-way aspect of this trade and investment.

Scalia and others are saying, "Colleges should not consider, in any way, the aspect of your existence by which I and most Americans define you".

"The Name" as it functions in the Bible is in some mysterious way an aspect of a dynamic and living God.

Isn't that often the way: one aspect of an otherwise promising relationship proves to be the spoiler, the deal breaker?

I think the BBC lost its way on aspects of training for several years.

Neither of these shows deal with preservation per se, but each, in a way, preserves aspects of the regional environment.

Blitzed looks set to reframe the way certain aspects of the Third Reich will be viewed in the future.

The reforms were overdue, but the government bungled the way some aspects of the system were introduced.