Sentence examples for a complex text from inspiring English sources

All That Fall is a complex text, and has been read in many ways.

On Thursday Russia's top negotiator, Sergei Ryabkov, voiced cautious optimism, saying a complex text and annexes were "91%" finished.

The production features three dancers; Iris Rose, an actress who recites a complex text by Ms. Satin, and Roy Nathanson, a saxophonist.

On one paper I saw last year, it was doubtful that the examiner had appreciated the subtle references of the candidate responding to a complex text.

More important, there's a way in which his blanket interpretation threatens to extinguish "Pale Fire," stamping out the oxygen of elusiveness that fuels a reader's desire to return to a complex text.

This is a complex text filled with ethical questions and paradoxes, yet Seiffert takes the wise decision of offering a simply phrased and understated narrative, made up of three distinct, thematically linked stories charting the loss of a nation's innocence.

The composer does not want the self-sufficiency of a richly complex text: he or she wants to feel that the text is something in need of musical setting.

UN agreements need to be made by consensus – ie, every party has to sign on the dotted line – and with such a vast number of countries all grandstanding to different political constituencies back home, over such a hugely complex text, the possibility of discord was always present.

The annotation sources might also be extended to include full text articles, though our finding that abstracts produced the least precise annotations indicates that full text sources would require a more complex text analysis system than the one we propose.

There is nothing in there about curriculum, what books are to be read, just a shift to reading a lot more complex text about the real world.

"The single most important predictor of student success in college is their ability to read a range of complex text with understanding," Coleman writes.