A glance at his oeuvre, however, reveals a multifaceted mind.
Insecthood, for his victim, is a phantasmal extension of his own multifaceted idea of himself: as immigrant outcast, seething sensualist, Dostoevskian Underground Man, undetectable thief, future inheritor of the earth, agent of exposure among the hypocritical bourgeoisie and all-round connoisseur of the tang and sting of reality.
With sound design by Seth Cluett and lighting by Thomas Dunn, the entrancing work delves into the multifaceted idea of feedback.
Humanities Research Clusters are a way for students from different specialties to talk about big, multifaceted ideas in a productive and student-led environment.
Part of that Britishness is the disparity of inspiration, the variation of theme, the multifaceted ideas.
Part cookbook, part story collection and part visually-driven nerdery, it's a multifaceted crystallization of one idea: The $10 chocolate bar is here to stay, and it's only the beginning.
The guiding vision of the center, and one which distinguishes it from entrepreneurship initiatives at most universities, consists of two core ideas: a strong, interdisciplinary research foundation, and a multifaceted integration of research, teaching, and practice.
Equity — equality — is a multifaceted proposition that begins with a concept and a commitment by players, and owners, to the idea of collective prosperity, in the present and the future.
A multifaceted song from a multifaceted artist.
A multifaceted epicurean environment.
Ahmad had a multifaceted upbringing.
