Sentence examples for a more complex story from inspiring English sources

New scientific techniques are giving us a more complex story to tell.

"What's a more complex story in America than race?" Mr. Nelson asked.

Had he become a tragic figure, or was there a more complex story to be told?

But compare the 1990's with those earlier decades and a more complex story emerges.

But with a more complex story behind the new album and a shrunken music market, it's anyone's guess.

Each change is more profound than the addition of a more complex story line or an enhancement to the graphics might be.

But the effect is to streamline a more complex tale into a coherent story that will make sense to readers (who, even if they respond to arguments, probably wouldn't be as fascinated by the actual behind-the-scenes between Stravinsky and Sergei Diaghilev).

Though the world is recognizing the inauguration of the first African-American president, the story is a more complex narrative, about immigration, social mobility and the desegregation of one of the last divided institutions in American life: the family.

Exploring themes such as drugs, violence and murder is a small part of a much more complex story, and we have rarely come across a novel where these subjects are just "shoehorned into a single narrative".

The latest finds imply a much more complex story: they include a Roman coin among stone fragments, suggesting the Romans also believed in and sought out the healing magic.

A braver film, though, might have acknowledged the issue and presented a richer, more complex story.