Sentence examples for multifaceted it from inspiring English sources

In fact, one of the most impressive things about the show is just how multifaceted it manages to be.

Steve Ellison, aka Flying Lotus has had a career so multifaceted it's hard to keep track.

Now, he perceives America as multifaceted: "It is beyond counting how many simultaneous Americas exist.

Electronic markets are more complex and multifaceted, it seems, than traditional markets.

While research shows that the causes of child labour are multifaceted, it is generally agreed that the major cause is household income poverty (Blume & Breyer 2011; Richter & de Coninck 2015; Togunde & Carter 2006).

Since the biosorption process is linked with different variables in a non-linear manner and the mechanism of the process is multifaceted, it is difficult to model using conventional mathematical simulation.

Since we did not operationalize state anxiety as a multifaceted construct it is possible that the grenade throwing exercise does not pinpoint a subjective experience of life-threat but instead mirrors a subjective experience of social threat.

I know that when I say "bi" I mean "bi and beyond" or "multifaceted," etc., but it doesn't mean I can exist in a completely separate world.

MaxMara, according to its promotional literature, "is created on an intriguing base of sugar cane, infused with a wealth of contrasting notes that makes it truly multifaceted".

"The Net browser gets the news straight and multifaceted if he wants it -- dozens and dozens of different views, thoughts, ideas and opinions as he logs from Web site to Web site," he writes.

tPA has multifaceted effects on tissue; it interacts with parenchymal cells through proteolytic plasminogen or non-plasminogen pathways [44] [47].