Sentence examples for multifaceted colors from inspiring English sources
A selection of opera scenes, which the ensemble previously recorded, showed off the multifaceted colors that brass instruments can produce, including velvet-soft horns and lyrical trombones.
By teasing apart Newton's multifaceted interests (he discovered the laws of motion, universal gravitation and the optics of color, among other things) into separate chapters arranged with a chronological flow, the author brings texture, color and drama to a mostly reclusive life.
These pictorial powerhouses are like multifaceted jewels spread flat before the eye yet turning in the light, their sparkling shards of color and mutating geometries full of mystery and life (Smith).
A multifaceted song from a multifaceted artist.
The selection is multifaceted.
Her stories are complex, multifaceted.
Teaching is multifaceted, complex work.
The problem here is multifaceted.
Also, toy marketing is multifaceted.
It was still multifaceted music.
It's multifaceted she says.
