Sentence examples for a more complex tale from inspiring English sources

For supporters of the Martin family, Mr. Martin's death was part of a more complex tale of profiling and injustice.

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).

The clarity of the prose never lets you down, though the story gets into ever more complex tales of equipment, exploration, science and political maneuvering.

And when the story is interactive, more complex tales can be told.

A more complex and relevant contemporary tale may be the tensions between blacks, Hispanics and Orthodox Jews in Lakewood, N.J., where a rabbi was recently badly beaten.

His ship is in fact carrying a more complex cargo: Jenny Halliburtt, a girl disguised as a boy, as seems obligatory in seafaring tales.

There is much in the movie to suggest a more complex and contradictory picture than the one Mr. Nossiter paints, but his zeal to turn this knotty tale into a clear anti-capitalist parable gives it a hectoring tone.

The Everglades presented a more complex challenge.

It's a more complex world.

Peter Mandelson is in a more complex position.

Britain is also a more complex nation.