Sentence examples similar to the multi faceted from inspiring English sources

Allen says the film will: "Explore the multi-faceted amalgam of all useless England managers".

After all, the multi-faceted Nonu was himself a one-trick pony back in the day.

The same names recur on the credits, including Anderson himself, cinematographer Walter Lassally, and the multi-faceted John Fletcher.

Our size and the multi-faceted nature of our income streams give us some room for manoeuvre.

The Sotheby's sale might signal the beginnings of far-reaching changes in the multi-faceted world of contemporary art.

The multi-faceted collapse of the Soviet empire and its communist ideology was quick by historic yardsticks.

Fresh from launching a new clothing line, the multi-faceted Canadian novelist Douglas Coupland has been selected to design a memorial honouring his country's firefighters.

In an ideal world, the multi-faceted identities of famous literary figures would be used to promote intercultural understanding, rather than fuel rival nationalisms.

The multi-faceted Tore Andre Flo looks unstoppable in attack, and Gustavo Poyet will pillage his usual bounty if Southampton's midfield fail to maintain concentration.

While price is a major tool in seeking to govern behaviour, the multi-faceted reasons behind obesity will not be dealt with by a blunt rise in cost.

This is due to the multi-faceted nature of a problem that involves vast numbers of agents and players.