Sentence examples for had many facets from inspiring English sources
Astor's support for Hindley had many facets.
Her literary genius, like her personality, had many facets.
Ravel had many facets within a signature style, a variety that helped account for the originality of this program as conceived by Yorgos Loukos, the Lyon Opera Ballet's artistic director.
Diamonds, after all, have many facets – ouch – and can be used to symbolise many things.
"You can create diversity of styles within the same branding strategy; it can have many facets.
"The relationship between an attorney general and a deputy has many facets," Ms. Gorelick said.
Greater strength is not greater skill, and cricket has many facets.
War can have many facets and many gradations, and "Dying City," which was a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize for drama last year, examines them through a microscope.
So a proper commemoration can have many facets, and the music itself -- or at least the specifics of the performance -- may not be the most important.
Stella McCartney says it is impossible to send out a collection based on a single look, because each woman has many facets.
