Word: multifacetedness
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Anderson insisted that Rowland, who paid $14 million in stock for the Observer, would maintain its "high standards." Others are not so sure. Though Rowland publishes papers in Scotland, he is primarily a corporate empire builder. He has expanded Lonrho, originally a small African mining and land company, into a...
I've always been very uncomfortable in the multifaceted role of the section person. The satisfactions you get from each of the roles are by no means complementary, and for a long time it seemed to me that successfully performing one role meant that the others were sacrificed.
A large man, six feet tall and about 200 pounds, Whitman's body was "rosy and soft, like a child's," and he liked "to keep a bowl of flowers by him." Kaplan illuminates the multifaceted personality of this husky and gentle man. The author depicts the 12-year-old...
Typical of the day's action was Jackie Corrigan's match at number two. The sophomore's corner shots, drop shots, soft serves and hard serves kept Bowdoin's Sue McCabe off balance. McCabe could only say "nice" after almost every point, complimenting Corrigan's multifaceted game.
The multifaceted crisis of America's public schools