A better way to reimagine our public spaces is through the multifaceted eyes of insects, the original locavores.
Creatures with multifaceted, compound eyes, who see a fourth primary colour that is invisible to humans, who eat with their proboscis but taste food with their feet, who use their antennae for feeling, smelling and hearing.
Leon van Speybroeck, an astrophysicist who designed a multifaceted X-ray eye for NASA to use to scan the universe, died on Dec. 25 at a hospital in Newton, Mass.
Though Liotta does great work and plays the more multifaceted character, all eyes will be on Lopez, who is in virtually every scene.
Although Hikmet wrote poignant love poetry and elegies to the nobility of simple people, he is best known for long, sweeping works in which he tells his country's history through the eyes of multifaceted characters.
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).
If you're the Denver Post, the two phones in the cartoon would have caught your eye, because the newspaper waged a multifaceted campaign to get Bill Ritter to turn over his personal cellphone records for public review--with his personal calls excised.
Complex, multifaceted characters who offer the viewer more than meets the eye.
A conversation with Oliver Jeffers can be a bewilderingly multifaceted, lengthy, entertaining business, even when he's got one eye on the clock.
"For Your Eye Alone," the second volume of Davies's correspondence, presents a multifaceted and thought-provoking selection chosen by Davies's biographer, Judith Skelton Grant, from the last 20 years of his life, 1976 to 1995.
