Sentence examples for multifaceted subject from inspiring English sources

If this is intended as Mr. Ebershoff's way of comprehensively addressing his multifaceted subject, it winds up having the opposite effect.

Organized by Catherine Amidon, this group show looks at contemporary Jamaican art as a multifaceted subject embracing narrative painting and abstract sculpture, Rastafarian spirituality and hard politics.

The overarching goal of the conference was to solicit and assess both converging and diverging views on the multifaceted subject of space security and to seek to establish an on-going "Track II" non-governmental process designed to assist with the crafting of a future architecture for the management of this key dimension of space policy on a trilateral, and eventually global, basis.

To date, there are no specific guidelines for the treatment of severe penile surgery because the injury mechanism is a complex and multifaceted subject.

To date, there are no specific guidelines for the treatment of severe penile injury because the injury mechanism is a complex and multifaceted subject.

I think it's a multifaceted issue.

Chef Deuki Hong, a Momofuku alum who has a restaurant in Manhattan's K-town, and food writer Matt Rodbard have woven together more than 100 recipes and many anecdotes, Q&A's and sidebars, to assemble a book that is as diverse and multifaceted as its subject.

Subsequently, every isolated liver as an object of multifaceted form was subjected to direct volumetric analysis, with the use of a hydrostatic method, grounded in Archimedes' principle [ 19].

The complex structure of the VAPI highlights the multifaceted nature of subjects' perception regarding vaccination, that is different depending on whether it is assessed before injection, during injection or after injection.

Music is a multifaceted and potentially academic subject, as well as one which involves performance, composition and improvisation.

Mr Kildea is particularly strong on the musical side of Britten's life and draws a multifaceted picture of his subject in which the composer does not always come out very well.