Sentence examples for many-sided work from inspiring English sources

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Interestingly, he attended the Cambridge Darwin celebrations in 1909: 'As a Huxley and a budding biologist, I was invited, and was deeply impressed by the stream of addresses stressing the importance of Darwin's many-sided work'.

The many-sided quality of the three tests works against the aim of measuring global performance as a single construct.

The historical works of Joachim Lelewel, a great and many-sided scholar, were impressive examples of the prose of the period.

U.S. officials have worked hard to find a diplomatic solution to the many-sided civil war in Yemen.

Somebody felt that polar could be treated like lateral, which means "on the side"; hence unilateral, "one-sided," bilateral, "two-sided," and multilateral, "many-sided".

Fellini was a many-sided genius.

She had a many-sided life career.

Or flexible, many-sided, and ironical?

Not even "Rashomon" itself is more ambiguous or many-sided.

For Mr. Schröder, the problem is many-sided.