He succinctly explored complicated facets of childhood, such as the fleeting anger experienced toward authority figures, the desire to be autonomous, and the ultimate craving for parental love.
But there are more subtly complicated facets to this relatively straightforward-sounding approach, particularly when breaking down and understanding the essences of things.
Those can and will be mentioned -- we would be naïve to expect that they wouldn't -- but perhaps with more carefully chosen adjectives that don't sound like personal attacks, and only as part of the picture of an art form that is so incredibly complicated, has so many facets, and that requires so very much of its artists.
Just when you think you've got Dalziel pinned down, he shifts; the light catches him differently and we see another facet to his complicated personality.
Every stop he made on his ride home revealed a different facet of how complicated the minimum wage can be in the parts of America where, instead of a debatable issue, it is a way of life.
ADDING another wrinkle to their already complicated semipublic life is one facet of which even their close friends are dubious: their politics are several notches to the right of art-world orthodoxy.
What is becoming clear to analysts, they said, is that this transition includes some particular facets complicating how soon the industry rebounds and how far.
Ms. Simmons, a seasoned rock journalist whose warm-up to writing about Mr. Cohen was a book about that other grand lady-killer, Serge Gainsbourg, is careful to incorporate the many facets of Mr. Cohen's complicated story.
"I think Hillary – I'm hoping that she – has a good enough handle on the fact that women are complicated, but we can be many facets and be very contributing without smiling our way through and having to wear a certain type of dress".
These three elements are not used in fertilizer only, however; they have other uses and interact with other facets of the chemical industry, making a highly complicated picture.
