Sentence examples similar to a multifaceted working context from inspiring English sources

The dancers' performance of "Mozartiana" — always a movingly multifaceted work — was simply a promising sketch; I'd like to see the same cast later this season.

The result is "a shining jewel" and "an intricate, multifaceted work," Amanda Foreman wrote here last year.

DNA methylation is a multifaceted process with context dependent functions in genome regulation and wide-ranging clinical implications [ 40, 41].

As Ms. Tucker has learned, sustaining a multifaceted career means working three times harder than the average musician.

The Ethics is an ambitious and multifaceted work.

— Eric Asimov The Wall Street Journal: Always welcome: an update on the multifaceted work of the D.C. chef José Andrés.

A study of community, ritual and worship, the multifaceted work poetically elicits a wide range of feeling.

Stussy, who taught painting and drawing at UCLA for 42 years, was a multifaceted craftsman who worked in paint, silk-screening and film.

Today, the ABA announced the launch of the new ABA-ICC Project website www.aba-icc.org, a critical component of its multifaceted work.

But in almost every other way "The Landmark Herodotus" is an ideal package for this multifaceted work.

Titman brushed aside concerns that the colouring was placing a single interpretation on Faulkner's multifaceted work.