Sentence examples similar to a many-sided debate from inspiring English sources

His last play, "Jesus Hopped the 'A' Train," was a ferocious, many-sided debate about the justice system, which had at its center the bitter, frantically eloquent and morally authoritative soliloquies of a young man in prison for having taken the law into his own hands.

Richard Niebuhr to comment in Christ and Culture (1956) that "the many-sided debate about the relations of Christianity and civilization…is as confused as it is many-sided".

But history is a many-sided phenomenon.

Fellini was a many-sided genius.

She had a many-sided life career.

Presidents struggle to get laws through a many-sided legislature.

Like Goethe, Schiller was a many-sided talent.

Mr. Pulitzer had a many-sided personality, and he excelled in almost every direction.

The strength of the book lies in its integrated approach to a many-sided problem.

Job satisfaction -- assuming a mere survey could measure such a many-sided beast -- has been slipping steadily since 1995.

So it's a many-sided problem.