Sentence examples for multilayered way from inspiring English sources

Ms. Shange was content to let her sister do most of the talking — "It's her first novel," she said later — though she made it clear that she felt the book fills a need: "I don't see any complicated, thought-provoking depictions of black people in a multilayered way.

Within this approach, the human body reaches out through its senses to manipulate the world around it in a multilayered way, and the senses become the embodied basis of our relationship to our environment 75.

He's just so multilayered in ways that I don't feel like I've often seen a dark-skinned man play.

"I like the brilliance of the colors that I apply in a multilayered, paste-like way, so the viewer gets a completely different impression in the gallery as opposed to looking at my work on the Internet".

"I like the brilliance of the colours that I apply in a multilayered, paste-like way, so the viewer gets a completely different impression in the gallery as opposed to looking at my work on the Internet".

The principle being that fat must be transplanted in small aliquots using multiple tunnels, in a multilayered and multidirectional way, formed by thin cannulas and syringes.

By exchanging these roles in ways that built drama, he created a multilayered, flexible style, which could support a wide range of musical approaches in the course of a single piece.

The program will explore the multilayered relations between ways of seeing across disciplines, looking for example, at architecture, urban planning, art, film, new media and literature.

Last year, Congress repealed a Depression-era law that had restricted banks from entering the securities and insurance industries, and in doing so, opened the way for multilayered companies to share data on their customers.

I am referring to the hard-working State Department, with its often incomprehensible, to the taxpayer, language and acronyms, as well as multilayered bureaucracy and idiosyncratic way of thinking, which lead some veteran diplomats to consider The Department the center of the universe.

Named for the Turkish mountain that dominates the traditional Armenian homeland and the Armenian imagination as well, "Ararat" is a complex, multilayered examination of the ways in which personal and ethnic history intersect among a group of characters in contemporary Toronto.