facets

In short, all the major electoral facets of American conservatism are more tightly unified ... in the days of William F. Buckley or Ronald Reagan.

Friendship has given them the chance to explore on stage new facets of themselves as actors who refuse to be pigeonholed.

“She was the rom-com queen, but I feel like if you read her work, she could be scathing and tough, harsh and critical. But those facets were what made her compelling and alluring to people.”

Rather than the operas following each other in sequence, the scenes are interspersed like a revolving door to convey them as interconnected facets of the modern existence.

Against PSG, he displayed all the facets to his game likely picked up from having played a number of positions before finally setting into the striker role.