Sentence examples for Most multifaceted from inspiring English sources

One of the most multifaceted figures of 20th-century Turkish literature is Ahmed Hamdi Tanpınar.

This performance was the most beguiling I have seen her give in this role, and the most multifaceted.

In short, Mizoguchi is one of the most multifaceted, comprehensive, and analytical directors, which is to say, simply, one of the very best.

These contrasting aspects of Stephen Sondheim, that most multifaceted of composers of musicals, are embodied by two thoughtfully assembled shows that reflect different chapters in his life.

In "The Tristan Chord," he extends the themes of his much admired short book "Aspects of Wagner" from 33 years ago into what amounts to an intellectual biography of this most multifaceted of composers.

Relaford may have been the most multifaceted star of the night, but the right-hander Kevin Appier gave the Mets one of his most impressive starts of the season.

Climate change is currently recognized as one of the most complex, multifaceted, and serious threats the world faces [1].

The functional contribution is most likely multifaceted.

Engineered nanomaterials represent one of today's most valuable, multifaceted, and fast-evolving areas of research and development, and nanotechnology-enabled materials and devices are quickly becoming ubiquitous in our environment.

Now 66, Chéreau is one of the most significant and multifaceted directors in the world, this generation's Ingmar Bergman.

Wilco, American band led by singer-songwriter Jeff Tweedy that spun off from the group Uncle Tupelo in the mid-1990s and evolved from its alternative country roots into one of the most successful and multifaceted rock groups of its time.