Sentence examples for multifaceted evening of from inspiring English sources

A choreographic collaborative presents "Unframed -- Dance Theater Without Margins," a multifaceted evening of new dances and spoken texts.

The paper argues that the agricultural landscape extant at the beginning of the war shaped the nature of these multifaceted struggles, even as it was an object of those struggles.

A fuller history of the failure of the United States to fight fascism at its outset--and even its multifaceted support of fascism--would help students rethink this supposed inevitability.

Based on our observations and results of other studies (Gingold et al., 2014), we speculated that codon usage bias might coordinate multifaceted processes of gene expression and even protein localization.

Public policy analysis has gradually become a vast and multifaceted area of research in its own right, consisting of a number of perspectives and even paradigms, on which we have drawn to varying degrees.

Andrew Nosnitsky compiles a multifaceted portrait of Gil Scott-Heron.

"That's me: multifaceted, lots of interests, lots of loves, lots of passions," she said.

She was well aware of the multifaceted nature of the history of which she spoke.

The Underground explores multifaceted issues of Russian identity, variously reflected in music, art or Soviet architecture.

It made me think of the multifaceted abilities of teachers -- how we teach through so much.

That is due, in no small part, to the multifaceted nature of Desmond Barrit's magnificent Falstaff.