Sentence examples for a kind of complexity from inspiring English sources

Golann thinks attorneys general suffer from a kind of "complexity disease — everything is complicated, and so are their comments".

"But we have a kind of complexity in all these products that is rather artificial and probably transitional," he says.

To which the man at the head of our table rejoins: "There's a kind of complexity to human experience that isn't always recognized.

"There is a kind of complexity to life, and to what I think he was trying to express, that finally couldn't be contained within one flow".

According to a more recent version of the argument, known as intelligent design, biological organisms display a kind of complexity ("irreducible complexity") that could not have come about through the gradual adaptation of their parts through natural selection; therefore, the argument concludes, such organisms must have been created in their present form by an intelligent designer.

His tendency to complexify, to overlay, to underlay, to add, comes off as a kind of frustrated complexity, even a self-loathing complexity that is counteracted by a longing for a lost simplicity (the number of times the word Sehnen, longing or yearning, is heard in the course of the opera suggests entire worlds of dissatisfaction and unfulfilled desire).

It was an answer to the restrictive stereotypes that have historically plagued black women, defining them as aggressive, sassy, strong and independent to a fault -- but rarely affording them any kind of complexity.

I might know enough Spanish to read a friend's post, but not how to comment with any kind of complexity.

Secondly, several authors seem to use a kind of implicit complexity measure: at each node, the taxon having acquired more, or more complex, autapomorphies is placed to the right of the taxon that has undergone less evolutionary change.

Calling a thriller "psychological" credits it with a kind of literary complexity.

His intuitive sense of form provides his actors, like singers, with brisk twists and turns that elevate his stories' emotional clarity and directness into a kind of offhanded complexity.