Sentence examples for a sophisticated view from inspiring English sources

It's gratifying that the federal courts are taking a sophisticated view of what constitutes racial discrimination in voting (and scrutinizing claims that restrictions are designed to prevent largely imaginary voter fraud).

We found that children have a sophisticated view of the rainforest, incorporating many habitat features and a diverse range of animals.

Social network analyses would provide a sophisticated view of networks in a country and permit the creation of metrics by which research networks across settings could be compared.

A sophisticated view of glycoside hydrolase catalysis is now evident in which conformational changes occur that predispose substrates to react through oxocarbenium ion like transition states that are in accord with stereoelectronic and least nuclear motion principles.

I do believe there is a now a more sophisticated view that understands there is little value in competing among ourselves when the larger pie is available".

Over recent years, our understanding of the functions of the ECM has evolved from the traditional concept of static 'glue', holding cells into tissues, to a more sophisticated view of a dynamic biomaterial that provides strength and elasticity, as well as anchor points of interactions with cell surface receptors, and availability of growth factors.

He also says that founders have developed a more sophisticated view of "how to create and run great companies and show a lot more ambition in doing so".

"Now, it turns out the prudes tend to be the Washington establishment journalists and the people who take a more sophisticated view are the voters".

This year's edition includes a more sophisticated view of team psychology — it requires you to cozy up to influential leaders or to gently break up cliques.

He commented later that: "I was always interested in politics and started early in Japan, with a rather sophisticated view of how the military ran it".

On a more sophisticated view of the question, people care just as much about the respect of their peers and belief in the value of their work as they do about the size of their pay packet.