Sentence examples for is so multifaceted from inspiring English sources

Don't go it alone Because water is so multifaceted, it's too large an issue for one company or even one sector to tackle alone.

Because Rice is so multifaceted, and because tight ends Ed Dickson and Dennis Pitta are both good blockers and flexible all-around receivers, Cameron has the option of using a more diverse array of spread formations on first and second down.

She is so multifaceted.

I'm so multifaceted that I also feel a fourth thing, which is called "incipient rage".

"I don't know how to ask this question, because it's so multifaceted," he said.

She's so multifaceted that, for me anyway, it seemed a more interesting story to tell, even than that of Nelson, and less well-known.

Perhaps because he was so multifaceted - a comic actor of extraordinary imagination, an untiring, perfectionist director, the co-founder of United Artists - it seems unfair that Chaplin had one more talent.

The short (and theoretical) answer is probably no — perhaps most people are so multifaceted and evolving that each year inevitably brings a new consciousness, and fresh ideas about what it means to be alive.

That first attack was so multifaceted practically the entire team had a go with the ball before Banahan barged through an exhausted, misshapen Welsh defence in that way he does.

Now we all break this rule sometimes and write about one aspect of a person we know, but people are so multifaceted (a bit like mirror balls) that if you just pick one facet of a person's personality, they'll never recognise themselves.

"In this case it's so multifaceted that it may be hard for you to even know where to begin.