Sentence examples for a more complex understanding of from inspiring English sources

The research of job loss has evolved from the early, descriptive studies that attempted to understand what the loss of work meant for individuals to a more complex understanding of what individuals do to attempt to manage the job loss and identification of the factors that predispose them to be able to do this managing.

I hope they pose questions and stimulate a more complex understanding of America's legacy in Iraq.

Officer McGarry came to policing as a young man with a more complex understanding of bad people than some.

Elsewhere, architects are likely to develop a more complex understanding of the city's role as an instrument of continuity in the modern world.

It means developing a more complex understanding of the matters under consideration than the cartoonish black and white that both left and the right tend to fall back on.

Now comes a television series, "Kings," which is giving Saul his star turn, and in its way introducing viewers to a more complex understanding of the Davidic narrative, one that accords with the perspective of many Bible scholars.

It's a very simple read, but the reader takes away a clearer, more complex understanding of a condition which is likely to affect many of us in modern times.

But presenting a slightly more complex understanding of violence – let alone domestic violence – doesn't have to be limited to a Movie of the Week or a Ken Loach vehicle, and actors worth universal acclaim and admiration should be able to portray violent characters as anti-heroes, not just heroes.

He is both of his time (sharing many preoccupations with Saul Bellow and William Golding, 73 and 74 in this series), and a cultural pioneer, asserting the need for a richer and more complex understanding of a great country.

"analysis" to insert after it, helping us ultimately get a better and more complex understanding of the work.

I have a much deeper and more complex understanding of how society works.