faceted

Faceted stones are less likely to show the effect well.

He moved to its head and examined the large dark brown faceted eyes.

He pointed at the gold cup - and the faceted red stone.

So is faceted glass, which has been used on outdoor stations.

Rather it is like a faceted jewel with many faces.

He has also been called a pioneer of faceted classification.

Now they are led by black creatures with the faceted eyes of insects.

It was a faceted stone, a deep and glorious red, just about the most beautiful thing she had seen in her life.

Unlike the light inside a faceted diamond, however, he could never escape.

At first no answer came from my faceted companion, and for many moments it seemed none would.

Faceted drinking glasses, however, have been known in Russia from much older time.

Faceted eyes might mean poor detail vision, but he'd have to do something about the other senses.

His faceted eyes glittered with what might have been excitement.

Faceted search, described above, is one such form of summarization.

With the development of the faceted skin, it should be tested in nine different environments.

He felt something solid, many faceted, on the right hand column, and it was warm to the touch.

His four faceted eyes were glistening as he returned to the work lying before him on the table.

Once there, the image focused on the faceted top of the obelisk.

That data will be used to enable a faceted search of the records by category.

The tower design had a series of faceted surfaces that would help light and air travel throughout the building.

Severe depressive illness is a complex and many faceted problem.

It's just half a carat and looks like a piece of faceted beach glass.

Where her eyes once had been now glittered red faceted jewels.

Eye makeup made them appear to be staring from faceted pits.

He handed her a small faceted sliver of red crystal.