Sentence examples for breadth or complexity from inspiring English sources
We pick and choose those facts that best bolster our positions and preconceived notions -- just savvy enough to bundle our reasons cleverly but not smart enough to comprehend the full breadth or complexity of the situation.
Mr McCain's emotional appeals sank to the level of simplistic populism; his statements gave no hint that he grasps the breadth, depth, complexity, or historic proportions of this crisis.
By testing for correlations between life cycle complexity and plant host breadth or aphid reproductive mode, the authors discovered a positive relationship between heteroecy (lifecycle complexity) and polyphagy (the ability to eat a variety of food).
But they also must deal with visa issues and their potentially complex tax status, topics that, because of their breadth and complexity, we'll be covering elsewhere in the Postdoc Network.
In spite of the great scope of his work, its breadth and complexity, the prose is clean, straightforward, economical.
The breadth and complexity of his urban observations are absolutely contingent upon his experiencing the city on foot.
The circumstances of the tree illustrate the breadth and complexity of the problems a warming climate could create for natural systems.
Whatever its flaws, "10 Unknowns" has a breadth and complexity lacking in, say, "Proof" (also silkily directed by Mr. Sullivan), this season's mainstream cerebral hit on Broadway.
