The 'with' isn't quite right. It should be 'from'. I'd say something like: This can be looked at from different sides/angles/viewpoints.

You can also write or say the following to convey the same message: It can be looked at from different sides It can be considered from different angles. There is not just one way to be, and there is not just one way to understand the problem. It is a dilemma. It is more complicated than that. It is a dichotomy, at least, and moreover, there can be even more facets to the problem. It can be understood as a paradox. The issue does not have a Black or White answer. It is not a simple question of "this" or "that," because it is a bit more complicated. Do not fall for the error of the obvious "False Choice". There are alternate explanations. Do not fall for the Fallacy of Bifurcation.

It can be considered from many aspects. It can be viewed from different sides. It can be considered from many points of view.