Sentence examples for rich and multifaceted from inspiring English sources

It has a flavour as rich and multifaceted as its genetics.

Moreover, his teaching was rich and multifaceted and was not limited to eschatological expectation.

A concluding lesson, then, from GDC 2014: distrust anyone who tries to sell you a single vision of the future of video games; it will be rich and multifaceted, same as it ever was.

Jennifer Coon-Wallman, a psychotherapist based in Lexington, Mass., asks, "By singing over or cutting off a huge part of your history, aren't you then losing what makes life rich and multifaceted?" I suppose so, but let me tell you this.

Feminist writing on the family and reproduction is rich and multifaceted.

Early phenomenological debate about these entities extends over many years and is rich and multifaceted.

The figure of the CNA nurse is an especially rich subject for study: while these women travelled across political and geographical boundaries, they also demonstrated especially flexible and multifaceted 'travelling' identities.

It also presented John Paul not just as the august titular leader of an estimated one billion Roman Catholics worldwide, but as a multifaceted man with a rich and often painful personal history.

In the process, she has succeeded in giving the rich their multifaceted due, earning for them a modicum of compassion.

Teaching is incredibly complex and multifaceted.

No doubt the answers are complex and multifaceted.