Sentence examples for a multifaceted player from inspiring English sources

As Royston has demonstrated in the service of many notable leaders, he is a multifaceted player, and he has fashioned his own eclectically minded band with musical inclusion in mind.

"It was horrifically bad, but eventually I left and bounced around a few teams before ending up back at Good Infused, this time as a support SMG (a multifaceted player role, packing a submachine gun)." "Back then, you'd have more aggressive SMGs, and your more passive ones to support them in all the other angles," Scott continues.

Hypericin is also a multifaceted player in cell signalling [ 1, 5– 8].

The real Reyes, the one who went missing for the first month of the season, is a dynamic, multifaceted player.

Riboflavin is a venerable multifaceted player in tremendous biochemical processes and frequently receives renascent attentions with newly discovered functions [ 1– 11].

In a group like this that has multifaceted players, we see how they interact with each other as a group".

But he once again emphasized that signing star players was a multifaceted process that involved taking into account the desires of the fan base.

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.

Slavenas, who was thirty, was a multifaceted man: a powerful weight-lifter and a gifted pianist; a skier and a chess player.

Regardless of the acclimatisation strategy employed, reduced oxygen availability at altitude, resulting in low arterial partial pressure for oxygen (PaO2) and low arterial oxygen content (CaO2), markedly reduces aerobic performance of players from sea-level. 2 Thus, even acute exposure to altitude triggers a multifaceted response.

A multifaceted song from a multifaceted artist.