Sentence examples for apparent sophistication from inspiring English sources

One of the many frightening things about the Islamic State in Iraq and al-Sham, or ISIS, is the apparent sophistication of its online recruitment.

It is hardly the first time such a tunnel has been discovered, although the structure is unusual for its apparent sophistication.

While data can be used to tell remarkably deep and memorable stories, Bergstrom told me, its apparent sophistication and precision can effectively disguise a great deal of bullshit.

Thus, the apparent sophistication of those arguments was portrayed as nothing more than a kind of rationalising sophistry, which could be safely ignored.

Mr Little told a conference: "One of the real challenges we face as parents and particularly in schools - and this has accelerated in the last few years - is the growing apparent sophistication of children at a younger age.

Jean-Marc Vallée's new film, "Wild," starring Reese Witherspoon, isn't Faulkner and it isn't Stravinsky, but it is a film of flashbacks, and its apparent sophistication is a demagogic ruse.

"Children were initially flattered by the attention paid to them, and impressed by the apparent wealth and sophistication of those grooming them," Jay wrote.

At this point, strings were overdubbed on the Jamaican master tapes, a move that continues to infuriate reggae purists but was designed to evade the BBC's refusal to play Trojan records – the corporation's main reason was the music's apparent lack of sophistication, leaving many to wonder if there wasn't a wry middle-finger element involved in the lush orchestrations.

Islamic State has claimed responsibility for that attack as well, sparking increasing alarm over the group's apparent growing ambition, sophistication and reach in its terrorism campaign.

Her talent and sophistication were apparent in her student work.

Her visual sophistication is apparent in her art collection, which includes works by Paula Rego, Howard Hodgkin, and Tim Maguire.