Sentence examples for complex artifice from inspiring English sources
But "it is difficult to think of someone who constructed such a complex artifice trying to justify that decision to others but also to himself," he said of Toomer.
Over the last few years, designers have begun to develop new game theories and more complex strategies of "payoff," the artifice that compels a player to keep playing a game for hours, weeks or days.
Instead he analyses its conscious artifice, highlighting the complex network of visual relationships between painter, subject-model, and viewer: For Foucault, Las Meninas contains the first signs of a new episteme, or way of thinking, in European art.
Vasari, Salviati, and Jacopino del Conte, who worked with Salviati on the frescoes for San Giovanni Decollato, Rome, attempted to combine the formal and narrative artifice of the late Raphael decorations with the complex figure style of Michelangelo.
Interspersed letters from Joe to Rebecca help navigate this complex subnarrative; one welcomes the assistance while feeling a vague dissatisfaction with the artifice of it all.
The entire effect is exceedingly complex, with just the right mixture of staginess, uplifting music and 21st-century details to keep the artifice before us while delving into numerous issues including the failed utopia of Israel, the unresolved trauma of World War II, the danger of nationalism and, above all, the importance of diversity.
While this approach has proven to be sufficient to generate considerable insight into FtsZ cellular function, it remains an imperfect artifice that might fail in the case of other oligomer-forming proteins or proteins forming macromolecular complexes.
