Sentence examples for takes on dimensions from inspiring English sources

"Every high-profile case, civilian or military," he said, "takes on dimensions and dynamics that are less familiar and less predictable because there are often interests, both expressed and implied, that transcend resolving this individual case justly.

In this case the Xi coordinate matrices take on dimensions m×3, for m equivalent residues in the pair-wise consensus set.

The specter of climate change takes on new dimensions of urgency when one ponders the stricken forests in Kenai, Alaska ("On Hot Trail of Tiny Killer," June 25).

Sometimes this takes on sinister dimensions.

The misery takes on palpable dimensions.

But this time the problem takes on added dimensions, because the United States economy is also slowing.

Mobile is a pillar of the game day experience and, when done right, the fan experience takes on new dimensions.

Her show takes on more dimension with the inclusion of some of her paintings and drawings.

Day by day the fantasy takes on new dimension and detail, with Jed looking on in awe.

Without getting smug or pompous, the movie takes on a moral dimension.

(The song takes on yet another dimension in its lurid boxing-themed video).