Sentence examples for both multifaceted from inspiring English sources

(I feel unsure whether Albert Einstein's impact was as far-reaching).... To begin with, Darwin and Freud were both multifaceted geniuses with many talents in common.

Seligman's study reveals that the responses of white West Siders to racial changes occurring in their neighborhoods were both multifaceted and extensive.

If the left ever wishes to be effective against the kind of unified front these proto-fascists are presenting, we have to be both multifaceted and united.

Interventions were classified into three groups: interventions targeting patients, the health care system, or both (multifaceted).

The livestock sector is both multifaceted and flexible enough to be able to react to changes in the national economy.

However, these expectations are both multifaceted and evolve as part of the process of recovery and psychological adjustment following surgery.

The complexities of terrestrial surface change demand a theoretical overview that is both flexible and multifaceted.

Faced with a choice of giving diners a formal or casual experience, the restaurateurs behind these projects have elected both, creating multilevel, multifaceted enterprises.

The mechanisms involved in neuronal cell death after TBI involve an interaction of acute and delayed anatomic, molecular, biochemical, and physiological events that are both complex and multifaceted.

Ms. Mearns made the heroine of "Serenade" a creature of burning impulse; Ms. Reichlen rendered the heroine of "Tschaikovsky Piano Concerto No. 2" both impersonal and multifaceted, her large-scale lyricism making the ballet marvelously ample.

Iran's role in Iraq came as a sharp reminder that the George W. Bush administration's accusations of Iranian mischief notwithstanding, Iranian influence in Iraq is both undeniable and multifaceted.