Sentence examples for almost as complex as from inspiring English sources
Beautiful and rebellious, Ms. Wood's Tobe is almost as complex as Mr. Norton's Harlan.
Soy sauce, believe it or not, can be almost as complex as wine.
Squid eyes, almost as complex as human eyes, are usually set into the sides of the head.
These, I guess, will be our first submarine policemen, and their work will be almost as complex as that of the United Nations troops in the Congo.
The task of sifting through Lubitz's back story, trying to discern the causes of his actions, is almost as complex as the forensic combing of the crash site.
Roman architecture was almost as complex as the Roman Empire itself; it was influenced by a multitude of geographic, climatic, political, economic, social, and cultural factors.
A striking level of conservation of TF binding specificity was observed, with fruit flies having almost as complex a repertoire of TF binding motifs as humans.
The character she is given to play almost certainly is not as complex as the real Mary Todd Lincoln, but her battle to overturn the court ruling that put her in the asylum has a pull to it nonetheless.
During a wide-ranging conversation at the Patriots' training camp, the only place it was difficult to pin down Belichick was on his relationship with Parcells, which spans almost two decades and seems to be as complex as one of Belichick's defenses.
