Sentence examples for more multifaceted view from inspiring English sources

There's more to say of "Public Domain," of other works (the great "Sunset" is back, after three years' absence), and of the ever more multifaceted view of Mr. Taylor they provide.

Who hasn't thought, "I've seen the movie why read the book?" But where the film of "Empire of the Sun" has more high drama, the novel offers a more nuanced, multifaceted view of Jim's growth and confusion.

Instead, it could hold a central position alongside his symphonic music to create a more multifaceted and nuanced view of this enigmatic and complex composer.

Over the past few years, our view on the role of PKM2 in cancer progression has evolved from a strictly metabolic function to a more multifaceted role, which includes the regulation of cell proliferation and cell death through transcriptional regulation.

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

"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.

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

Whereas the Apple Watch is a more multifaceted device, with fitness features as part of a more fashion/lifestyle-focused proposition.