Sentence examples for multidimensional man from inspiring English sources

Grant was a multidimensional man, and not without brilliant qualities.

Newton is a multidimensional man.

He tells her he's usually a "cool calculated business guy" but that he came home and "thought about her" last night and they both laugh over what a multidimensional man of mystery he is.

From the lady-killer who has the body of Brad Pitt (e.g., Big Impression weight loss tea) to the sailor who has tamed the sea (e.g., Suntory beer), local and international brands forge loyalty by paying tribute to the well-rounded, multidimensional man.

ORs for diabetes prevalence suggest a similar direction and magnitude for high vs low urbanisation using the traditional (men OR 1.54, 95% CI 1.21, 1.97; women OR 1.38, 95% CI 1.04, 1.84) vs multidimensional (men OR 2.02, 95% CI 1.47, 2.78; women OR 1.94; 95% CI 1.35, 2.79) measure.

Doug Morris, chief executive of the Universal Music Group, described Mr. Reid in a statement as "a multidimensional music man and entrepreneur, whose hallmarks have been a deep love of music and an incredibly successful track record in building the careers of world-class artists".

It was like going into a multidimensional world.

But on its philosophy there is consensus: it takes a multidimensional approach to understanding man's interactions with the natural and man-made world, with a strong social-justice component (something environmental studies has traditionally lacked).

The film is a survivor's tale, told through the POV of a gay character, but so multidimensional that be it man, woman, straight or gay, everyone can relate to its themes.

The score features the soft, poetically nonsensical chantings of an old man, and the multidimensional collage of sound that may fill his dreams.

Because they aren't: Ethnographies and in-bar research conducted by Y&R Chicago finds young men and women multidimensional, intelligent and craving to be portrayed in a more modern way.