many-faceted

The school is concerned with the many-faceted process of communication.

It is a many-faceted ideal, built up through historical experience.

It was about three feet long with a small, oval-shaped head and two very large, many-faceted eyes.

For this reason the influence and possibilities of the youth delegates are many-faceted.

The many-faceted relationship of the 35-year-old narrator and his botanist uncle.

The queen looked at her, the many-faceted eyes whirling violently.

In front of his plate was a many-faceted crystal goblet.

So this is a nearly 500-page book with a many-faceted plot, and the authors are in no hurry to bring their story into focus.

Its numerous stories cross like tramlines, building a many-faceted picture of city life.

Even that proposal would involve deep and many-faceted change.

The round head ended in a sharp beak and it had large, many-faceted eyes.

It blazed in the sun like a magnificent, many-faceted diamond.

But is it fair to show only these somber images of a many-faceted Malaysia?

We must grapple with the many strands which are woven together in a many-faceted culture.

Presentation is everything in telling this elaborate, many-faceted story.

The many-faceted egg of the mike dangled from his neck on a dark tape.

It was quite a wine, subtle, many-faceted, still lush and complex after 40 years in the bottle.

She glanced at him, her many-faceted eye already covered by the inner, protective lid.

This time the spear tore into the many-faceted eye.

Until then, this many-faceted troupe can shine perfectly well in a smaller box.

I would like to congratulate the rapporteur on her many-faceted and highly successful report.

Any good game is like a jewel: many-faceted and, if done correctly, beautiful to behold.

He was a many-faceted scientist and his lush talents spread from machinery to military history.

Rather, they were many-faceted, like the pieces of rock crystal with which the boys were familiar.

His many-faceted character showed through in personal as well as professional idiosyncrasies.