Sentence examples for extraordinarily multifaceted from inspiring English sources

Abortion is an extraordinarily multifaceted issue, and the question of the fetus's humanity is but one (albeit an important one) among many.

These communities although united in placing music at the centre of public life have developed extraordinarily diverse and multifaceted performance traditions.

Ashley Bouder built upon the extraordinarily accomplished and multifaceted account of the taxing lead role that she first danced last spring, while Teresa Reichlen, graduating to the same lead role, seemed to breeze through it with radiantly cool sureness, never interpreting it, just being it, allowing the ballet to shine without any editorial comment of her own.

Clay science is an extraordinarily complex, heterogeneous, and multifaceted discipline, because the clay mineral properties are very complex and are dependent on environmental conditions.

A multifaceted song from a multifaceted artist.

The selection is multifaceted.

The problem here is multifaceted.

Her stories are complex, multifaceted.

Teaching is multifaceted, complex work.

Also, toy marketing is multifaceted.

It was still multifaceted music.