Sentence examples for a collection of complicated from inspiring English sources
The audience is absorbing a collective history but also coming to know a collection of complicated, thoughtful human beings, who are willing to share not only their war stories, but also their doubts, qualms and conflicted emotions.
Luis de Florez, the head of the Navy's synthetic training devices, a collection of complicated machines that stimulate the conditions of aerial combat.
"RL's Dream" was a stand-alone novel, but in 1997 Mosley returned to the series form, publishing "Always Outnumbered, Always Outgunned," a collection of stories featuring a tough, complicated ex-con named Socrates Fortlow.
But Ana does not warm easily to strangers, so none of her doctors ever embraced the youngster or her family, meaning they knew her only as a chart, as a collection of weights and measures, never as a complicated little girl.
"You can safely say that complicated grief is a disorder, a collection of symptoms that causes distress, which is the beginning of the definition of a disease," said Dr. Paula J. Clayton, medical director of the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention.
It's doubtful he ever imagined his career developing in such grand and complicated ways, with a list of collaborators that includes Howard Hodgkin, Yo-Yo Ma, Mikhail Baryshnikov and Paul Simon, and a collection of awards that includes honorary doctorates from 11 universities.
The narrative is rife with complicated symbols, like the mirror that begins as an heirloom and ends as a collection of shards pasted on a globe, reflecting pretty lights around the room.
A collection of hangers on.
A collection of Tintin comics.
