Sentence examples for many dimensions from from inspiring English sources

The rugs come in many dimensions, from runners to room size, and in wool or wool-silk blends.

Starting with an exciting and hard-nosed action adventure, Hawks projects the eternal triangle into many dimensions, from the grittily practical to the wildly psychodramatic.

"Food is a hot topic — people are interested in it and its many dimensions, from its health impact, to the experience of great food, to the bigger picture of our global food system and issues of social justice," Mr. Rabkin said in an e-mail.

CSR is made up of many dimensions from the environment to the responsible treatment of employees.

There's an ecstatic metaphysical urgency to the movie's primal and fierce eroticism, which is matched by violence in many dimensions and from many sources; the movie dispels sentimental nostalgia for rustic charm and restores the elemental energy of nature and the terrifying human passions that it unleashes.

Analysis and workshops concluded that the potential impact on packaging may follow from many dimensions.

From many dimensions, you are seeing a movement where it is likely that the next generation of core infrastructure software elements will be open-sourced, which is a giant change from where we were fifteen years ago.

"We have to see this from many dimensions," said Dr. Robin Nandy, UNICEF's chief of child survival and development programmes in Indonesia.

In this video series, faculty from across campus discuss the many dimensions of climate change ranging from law, business, public policy, public health, design, science and engineering, and the humanities, and offer insights to different pathways for the future.

In the videos in this series, you will see faculty from across our campus discussing the many dimensions of the climate challenge: from law, business, and public policy, to public health, design, the sciences and engineering, and the humanities.

The attacks on the World Trade Center were felt across many dimensions of space and time: from the neighborhood to the globe; from the televised real-time moment to history's multiple points of view.