Sentence examples for multifaceted argument from inspiring English sources

In explaining the predicted effects of cram-downs to Congress, Mr. Kittle made a multifaceted argument.

His is a complex and multifaceted argument, not easily reducible to a bullet-point list -- but then, so was the Surrealist Manifesto.

Explicitly, the paper reflects upon the process of (re)searching and complements the argument that a multifaceted interdependency exists within a research discourse community.

His argument not only caricatures a complex, multifaceted movement but betrays a fundamental misunderstanding of the road to Emancipation.

Psychosocial distress is multifaceted and encompasses emotional states that result from acute stress (e.g., a heated argument with spouse, divorce, and loss through death), emotional states that characterize the individual (e.g., anxiety, depression), and chronic stressors experienced as a consequence of social, cultural, and environmental phenomena [ 44, 45].

The author's own exemplary contribution to the world of Holocaust memorialisation gives force to his argument that commemoration is not the best route to understanding such a complex, multifaceted event.

A multifaceted song from a multifaceted artist.

The selection is multifaceted.

The problem here is multifaceted.

Also, toy marketing is multifaceted.

It was still multifaceted music.