The subculture was more than something of their own, something that helped define their multifaceted interests and identity as young people of color it was a response to mainstream culture's ideas.
And Mr. Thomas, a Bernstein protégé, born to a Southern California family that thrived in Yiddish theater, shares his mentor's multifaceted interests and skills.
The subculture was more than something of their own, something that helped define their multifaceted interests and identity as young people of colour – it was a response to mainstream culture's ideas.
And the family's multifaceted interests make one wonder what the Karzai's government's priorities are in any negotiations with the Taliban.
By teasing apart Newton's multifaceted interests (he discovered the laws of motion, universal gravitation and the optics of color, among other things) into separate chapters arranged with a chronological flow, the author brings texture, color and drama to a mostly reclusive life.
Thus the very broad-based nature of such a network could draw together a multifaceted range of intersecting interests, serving as a sort of "umbrella" community.
This study also reinforces the need for a multifaceted approach for policy-makers interested in improving early years' experiences, including as a means of improving adult health and reducing health inequalities.
Nephrology is a multifaceted specialty offering home to eclectic interests including experts in dialysis, transplantation medicine, hypertension, and immunology – to name a few.
Tobacco policy planning in Tribal Nations involves a multifaceted group of stakeholders whose diverse interests shape the planning process in significant ways.
A multifaceted and tailored intervention that has gained interest for the implementation of guidelines is the knowledge transfer program built around the activities of a knowledge broker (KB).
This stranger is a multifaceted, opinionated entity with likely conflict-of-interest.
