Modifies a noun

• nature: These situations and these experiences force us to recognize the many-sided nature of our struggle.

• man: We have already had occasion several times to mention this many-sided man.

• development: Europe is, in my judgment, wholly indebted to this plurality of paths for its progressive and many-sided development.

• genius: These were another product of the many-sided genius of Mr Geoghegan.

• personality: He is a complex, intriguing and many-sided political personality.

• thing: But when you do that, it turns out to be a rich and many-sided thing.