Sentence examples for multifaceted legacy from inspiring English sources

As part of "Movement Research in Residence" at the New Museum — one of this season's many programs honoring Judson's 50th anniversary — Wendy Perron will moderate a discussion in which Ms. Rainer and Ms. Passloff will talk about their divergent practices and the multifaceted legacy of Judson.

Jens Rasmussen's multifaceted legacy includes cognitive work analysis (CWA), a framework for the analysis, design, and evaluation of complex sociotechnical systems.

Hurricane Elena has a multifaceted legacy; it is remembered not only for its severe impacts, but also for its unpredictability and the wide extent of pre-storm preparations.

Thus, the existence of novel (and rare) taurine haplogroups highlights a multifaceted genetic legacy from distinct B. primigenius populations.

Below, presented chronologically, are a few of the most compelling breadcrumbs Bowie bequeathed to electronic music, each demonstrating a different part of the untouchable legacy of a man more multifaceted than anyone you'll ever know.

But if that vast, multifaceted corpus is the basis of Augustine's legacy, it is also the ultimate obstacle to any attempt at neatly packaging or compartmentalizing it within some "ism" that can be neatly taxonomized.

Most say the admissions process is multifaceted, taking into account letters of recommendation, extracurricular activities, athletic potential and legacy status – whether the applicant is the child or grandchild of a previous graduate.

A multifaceted song from a multifaceted artist.

The selection is multifaceted.

The problem here is multifaceted.

Also, toy marketing is multifaceted.