Sentence examples for Byzantine complexities from inspiring English sources
But Glass is surely not alone in finding the Bard hard: all those byzantine complexities of plot, all that highly wrought language.
Because of Sade's mercurial emotions and the byzantine complexities of his neuroses, his sentiments for his wife are harder to decode.
PASCAL LAMY, the European Union's outgoing trade commissioner, has an ascetic, almost monkish appearance and an impressive command of the byzantine complexities of trade policy.
No matter that the doomsayers warned of the Byzantine complexities of Arab culture and politics, of the legacy of history, of the sheer perversity of Middle East leaders faced by "progressive" agendas.
Ira Glass may have overstated his case when, after attending a performance of Shakespeare in the Park this summer, he tweeted that he found King Lear "not relatable". But Glass is surely not alone in finding the Bard hard: all those byzantine complexities of plot, all that highly wrought language.
Hence the Byzantine complexities introduced through coordinating, but not wishing to be seen coordinating with either Russia, or Iran -- let alone Damascus!
For an outsider, the threads intertwine with almost byzantine complexity.
"Fairytales rather than fantasy, humour rather than pomposity, [and] accessibility rather than byzantine complexity".
Tethering does not remove the byzantine complexity of the cellphone networks and their products.
The byzantine complexity he documents is the result of 20 years of foot-dragging and obstruction.
His games range from the elegantly simple to others of almost Byzantine complexity.
