Sentence examples for multifaceted nature from inspiring English sources

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

I have to tell the multifaceted nature of a human being. . . .

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

But, as others have said, it also relates to the multifaceted nature of the museum's mission.

The work demands interaction: to fully appreciate its multifaceted nature, viewers have to move around it and peek inside.

If scientists are so untroubled by the multifaceted nature of the gene, why do we need the new lexicon Keller advocates?

Such is the multifaceted nature of our EU membership that a single campaign trying to cover all bases would necessarily be a mix of messages.

Alexandra Iosifidi was another statuesque Myrtha but entirely compelling: the multifaceted nature of her dances — enigmatic, poignant, devout, intense, heroic — was unusually absorbing.

The processes displayed in the framework reflect the multifaceted nature of a design approach.

Despite its clinical importance, this multifaceted nature poses a diagnostic challenge for radiologists.

What I enjoy most in my current position is the multifaceted nature of this job.