Sentence examples for complex and surprising from inspiring English sources
Complex and surprising, this 15th Peterson novel will delight Ellis's many fans.
All the characters in Quinn's novel are complex and surprising and none of them is above suspicion.
If I had wanted an introduction to the profoundly complex and surprising creature that is Sicily, I could not have asked for a better one.
But Orwell also admired Kipling; O'Connor considered him, albeit grudgingly, one of the great short-story writers; Raine calls him England's "greatest short-story writer … whose achievement is more complex and surprising than even his admirers recognise".
The film's smartest sequence finds Nora flouting her hotel's no-fraternization policy to go out with a V.I.P. guest, a rising movie star named Nick Gable Justin Therouxx, in the movie's most complex and surprising performance).
She is a true artist, and gives the viewer an artistic experience, one which allows and challenges us to think, to ponder the motivations, the characters, which are always complex and surprising and full of rich contradictions, like life itself".
What follows is not only a complex, affecting and surprising love story, but a perceptive critique of a society mired in addictive technology and celebrity status.
Like "Next to Normal," which centered on a mother struggling with mental illness, "If/Then" is a contemporary-sounding musical about a strongly drawn female protagonist, Elizabeth, who Ms. Menzel described in a statement as "complex, flawed, and surprising".
But the best way to honor Lowell and Tombaugh is to celebrate the fact that Pluto — while never quite the world it was predicted to be — is part of a universe more complex, varied and surprising than even its discoverers could have imagined.
Serious jesters and unlikely heroes, complex evildoers and surprising friends--they are all my familiars.
What emerges from dozens of interviews on three campuses in the New York area is a complex and sometimes surprising portrait of students who are rethinking their views of the military -- or for the first time thinking seriously about the role of the military in American life.
