Sentence examples for more multidimensional than from inspiring English sources

Das's rebellions were more multidimensional than she was given credit for.

It is to Ms. Scroggins's credit that this book is vastly more multidimensional than it at might first seem to be.

You get to see all the characters are a bit more multidimensional than in the film.

But Dynasty is more multidimensional than your average angst-ridden synth-pop act.

Previously supporting characters, including Stannis Baratheon (Stephen Dillane), Varys (Conleth Hill) and Samwell Tarly (John Bradley) have grown in such complexity and significance that "supporting" is no longer an accurate descriptor, while the surviving original main characters have become far more multidimensional than is traditional for an epic tale.

Front line staff that are subject to these managerial pressures, even if they maintain that quality is far more multidimensional than the accounts suggest, are constituted within a management accounting system that enforces one style of knowing about quality.

Not to undervalue Jackson's impact in Chicago and Los Angeles, but the stars he inherited in those cities were significantly more multidimensional and self-motivated than Anthony and Amar'e Stoudemire.

He predicted a growing appetite for more multidimensional analysis.

She described adolescents today as "much more multidimensional in their interests," adding: "There's less typecasting.

BASKETBALL REALITY: Christie, who made the all-defensive second team, has matured and become more multidimensional as a swingman.

Duncan Smith believes the more multidimensional approach would produce a deeper understanding of the causes of poverty in the UK.