Sentence examples for multifaceted works from inspiring English sources
On the one hand, there are classical perfumes — multifaceted works of olfactory art, based on ideas and built with complexes of raw materials, in styles as varied and intellectualized as pointillism and expressionism.
By experimenting with images and their physicality, artist Kate Steciw creates multifaceted works she calls "constructions" that can be referred to as photography sculpture.
The lack of multifaceted work debases the worker to the level of the machine.
The first comprehensive look at the multifaceted work of the architect and designer.
The result is "a shining jewel" and "an intricate, multifaceted work," Amanda Foreman wrote here last year.
Titman brushed aside concerns that the colouring was placing a single interpretation on Faulkner's multifaceted work.
But in almost every other way "The Landmark Herodotus" is an ideal package for this multifaceted work.
They ended up with a glorious Hudson view and two spacious, sunny rooms where they tend to their multifaceted work.
A study of community, ritual and worship, the multifaceted work poetically elicits a wide range of feeling.
— Eric Asimov The Wall Street Journal: Always welcome: an update on the multifaceted work of the D.C. chef José Andrés.
In this multifaceted work, which combines big-boned, technically challenging episodes with starker, more meditative moments, Mr. Bell finds a fitting canvas for his skills.
