Sentence examples for a complex kind of from inspiring English sources

That dichotomy, said Cordileone, is what makes San Francisco a "complex kind of a place".

"I think mayonnaise has a complex kind of relation to the sublime," he said.

In person, Prabowo exudes a complex kind of swagger, he is clever, charismatic and also, a bit erratic.

The approach involved covering every surface in the salon with wood shelving (even the ceiling), creating what he called a "complex kind of waffle space".

In Adams' case, these seem to blur into a complex kind of synaesthesia: he understands music as something he can touch, and experiences the colour yellow as a profoundly unpleasant taste, like mould.

So the flapper was a complex kind of New Woman, part feminist and part It-girl; part serious, part silly.

Theodore Bestor :: The traditional Japanese family, known in Japanese as ie, is a very complex kinship unit, a very complex kind of a family system.

When I did Embankment Place it could never be given a simple name because it's a more complex kind of building.

A system in which it is precisely the alternation and juxtaposition of different qualities that produces the rhythmic movement of the shape of a more complex kind of urbanity.

We need farming of a complex kind, run by the people and for the people.

But it was a creative and complex kind of mess, and probably a fixable one; a surprise in its own way.