As a child diagnosed with dyslexia and ADHD – "Things I was bullied and judged for" – Carner's energy was labelled as misplaced, rather than multifaceted.
It's the diametric opposite of a musical monolith, but rather a multifaceted, multi-layered - multi- sauced" – symulti- saucedience, whosymphonicoscopic orchexperienceis a crucial part of howhose essential drama is communicated: richer, by far, than anything a supposed "organist of the orchestra" could come up with.
Seva is not a singular, but rather a multifaceted, concept.
Evidence suggests that no single approach can be used when designing SRH interventions; rather, a multifaceted approach that addresses individual behaviour as well as the social and political context is required [ 163].
We have never claimed to be "representative of the British Jewish community," not least because we see Jews in Britain as constituting a multifaceted rather than a monolithic community.
Though Carter is sympathetic to Blunt, and is right to see him as multifaceted rather than just two-faced, she is too honest not to show that much as one might want to separate the two main sides of his life, there was a continuum between them.
Game On's whole player-facing experience appeared to be anchored to an idea of what gaming used to be – right down to the pinball machines – rather than the multifaceted, inclusive entity the speakers and sessions were working so hard to prove that gaming has become.
In the past, drag queens have been seen as one-dimensional archetypes, rather than the multifaceted, heavily nuanced artists that they are.
Hence, the SRE is by itself not a unitary function but rather a complex multifaceted psychological composite of functions and processes.
63 Furthermore, it was found that the association between OCP use and UC was limited to women with a history of smoking, which suggests a multifaceted rather than isolated influence of estrogen and subsequent disease development.
