Sentence examples for a complexity that from inspiring English sources

But he has given the character a complexity that makes it superior Sunday-night entertainment.

They lead social lives of a complexity that until recently had been observed only in primates.

The wine's youth almost masks a complexity that unfolds if you let a bit of it linger on your palate.

He and others reject the explanation in plain view and take refuge in a complexity that does not exist.

A real event has a complexity that can, at least in principle, alter whatever surface we see.

"There's a complexity that can't be solved by a single silver bullet," said the competition manager, Don Stastny.

In "Set" she takes us into that gap to experience for ourselves a complexity that is as psychological as it is painterly, as literary as it is spatial.

The meat -- even the breast -- is rich with character, and each bite is packed with a complexity that did not come naturally to the turkey.

It reflects what the composer calls his "micropolyphony," a complexity that dissolves melody, harmony and rhythm but retains in some pieces a whiff of Romanian folk music.

Yet with this bold radicalism there is a serious intellectual reach and a complexity that makes you think of late Cézanne, of Picasso and Braque.

Here and in the two other works she brought an added dimension to her dances, offering a complexity that can be hard to find in a Limón concert.