Sentence examples for more multifaceted life from inspiring English sources

Similar to stories in A Social Animal, a much more multifaceted life then opened up for me.

They contained their share of immortal recordings – Zee Zee from 1971, There Comes a Time from 1974, the 1978 Festival Hall version of Variation on the Misery – often based on no more than a scrap of material coaxed into shimmering, multifaceted life.

In Europe, the EORTC Quality of Life (QLG) Sexual health working group has begun qualitative and survey research to develop a more multifaceted Sexual Health Measure for cancer patients and cancer survivors that will include concepts such as body image, self-esteem, and relationship changes as well as assessing actual sexual function (Elfriede Griemel, PhD, personal communication).

A MASTER of letters and the deal, Donald Everett Axinn keeps adding facets to his multifaceted life.

Mr. Redden's approach to the flag issue was necessarily subtler and more multifaceted.

Voters agreed that a multifaceted life filled with experiences, if not experience, made her ready to serve.

The son of an English mother and a Pakistani father, Kureishi himself has led a multifaceted life.

"It never bleeds into seeing you as a more multifaceted person".

We think that Al Gore might well have developed a more nuanced, more compassionate and more multifaceted way of prosecuting this struggle.

These online campaigns are often just the first small step in a much longer, more multifaceted change process.

Now Mr. Angeloni is one of the more multifaceted lieutenants of Mario Draghi, the president of the European Central Bank.