Sentence examples for so multifaceted that from inspiring English sources

I'm so multifaceted that I also feel a fourth thing, which is called "incipient rage".

She's so multifaceted that, for me anyway, it seemed a more interesting story to tell, even than that of Nelson, and less well-known.

"In this case it's so multifaceted that it may be hard for you to even know where to begin.

With the growing complexity of power system network characterized by the proliferation of disperse, distributed, and renewable generation and the introduction of new nonlinear generation and loads, some common tasks tend to be so multifaceted that traditional techniques will not be able to deal with them appropriately.

"It's so multifaceted that I just think there should be other options as well as a surgical abortion".

If it could be argued that all his characters were aspects of himself, O'Toole's personality was so multifaceted that each performance felt individual.

Not for many years have I seen so multifaceted an account of this elegant, mysterious, magician: crusty and poetic, genial and controlling, with gestures that powerfully lead into the character's mystery.

Steve Ellison, aka Flying Lotus has had a career so multifaceted it's hard to keep track.

Despite some minor flaws in the pacing (the resolution involving Neil's mother feels slightly forced), Watt delivers a moving, multifaceted story that sharply explores the legacy of violence, distorted forms of love and the high cost of genuine freedom.

Fatigue is a disabling, multifaceted symptom that is highly prevalent and stubbornly persistent.

Nature may be viewed as an ideal, but multifaceted machine that functions without concern for consequences.