Sentence examples for many more facets from inspiring English sources

But with Cunningham the drama of isolation in space acquired many more facets (privacy, meditation, alienation).

I'm with Chinni to a certain extent: I think our country has many more facets than two.

When Marcus tells Krista how great it is to be a vampire, he explains that "everything has so many more facets of pleasure — music, food, sex".

These and many more facets of life in the Nassau County jail were detailed in a scathing 23-page report released to county officials after a 14-month federal investigation.

We have got but a brief insight into a man who, after fifty years in print, still clearly feels he has many more stories to tell, and many more facets of the world to discover.

We still give a lot of love to Salsa, Bachata, Merengue and Reggetón, but we incorporate many more facets and timeframes of Latin America, from the past until the present.

"Everyone will come to the house because of something they know about Morris, but they will all see many more of his facets," said Lee.

"Duplicity": the title suggests something with two sides, but the film itself, the second (after "Michael Clayton") written and directed by Tony Gilroy, has many more layers and facets.

The ArchivesSpace PUI is more dynamic than our current system, and provides many more opportunities for filtering and faceting data.

The economic picture also has more facets.

No choreographer ever kept revealing more facets of dancing itself.