Sentence examples for complex and strange from inspiring English sources

It's only on closer inspection that you notice how dense, complex and strange the music on Patience is.

But it is also decidedly not a movie that gives up on or relativizes away the idea of truth, however complex and strange the truth turns out to be.

The internal motor of this episode is kept turning over by a handful of very lively set-pieces, although it isn't an obvious advance on the previous film, X-Men: Days of Future Past, which was more dizzyingly complex and strange.

At one level, the cosmology of Valentinus is complex and strange to modern ears.

The details are a bit complex and strange and they make take a map to decipher, but bear with me for a minute while I try to spell it out.

He looked into the body of a human and saw it for what it was: a complex, beautiful, and strange piece of machinery.

After a short break John Scott, the organist and director of music at St. Thomas, renowned for its music program, played Messiaen's mystical, complex and wondrously strange "Nativité du Seigneur," an hourlong work in nine movements that celebrates the birth of Jesus.

But when watching all 27 episodes again, what strikes you is just how strange and complex and strong the material is.

Callis' staged tableaux are consistently compelling for the way they braid all these forces together, but ultimately because, visually, they are curious and complex, strange and charged.

Lamarck's views were complex and would be strange to us today, because like many early Enlightenment savants he devised a grand 'system' that purported to explain everything from the motion of rivers and oceans to blood circulation (see Gould's Structure of Evolutionary Theory).

GTCHC complexes generate ejected CCTE and strange helicity states arising in the form of spin domain interactions.