Sentence examples for two-faceted from inspiring English sources

That's the two-faceted human nature Pinker wants to show us through the window of language.

Even when paired with "Tweak" for a two-faceted look at the same events, it is not unprecedented.

A two-faceted (item and person) Rasch partial credit model was applied to the GSE data.

Together, these data suggest that protein aggregation is an early aging-associated differentiation event in yeast, having a two-faceted role in organismal fitness.

This increase in pain-anxiety was presumably linked to the fact of "being studied", suggesting that even the placebo effect may be two-faceted and that physicians should also control for the negative interferences of "sham" treatments.

It is possible that GDH-expressing plantsuchuch as the DEF2 plants in this report and in the literature [ 21, 23] take advantage of these unknown pathways and exhibit increased photosynthesis and reduced photorespiration by a two-faceted approach in the chloroplast competing for glycolate as a substrate to form glyoxylate, and a glyoxylate inhibition of glycolate production [ 29, 30].

After the passage of almost half a century, the former Socony-Mobil Building at 150 East 42nd Street, with its faceted stainless-steel facade, was named a landmark last week.

It is probably 4th-century, has a 10-faceted hoop and a bezel mounted on the top engraved with an image of the goddess of Venus.

No matter how you look at 150 East 42nd Street -- a scintillating, diamond-faceted, stainless-steel butte or the towering version of a pressed-tin ceiling from an old Third Avenue bar -- it would make for an unusual landmark.

On the 19th you can indulge in the many faceted delights of olive oil in Giano Vetusto and raise a glass to the capretto (little goat) in Sant'Anastasia from 26 to 29 Nov. Swing by the numerous new wine festivals in Puglia.

Look at Clint Eastwood's amazing and multi-faceted career: he is currently completing his 37th film as director at age 84.