Sentence examples for complex moments from inspiring English sources
Mr. Finnissy is labeled a proponent of a movement called the New Complexity, but even at its most complex moments -- and there's no question that it's both dense and difficult -- his music retains an innate sense of grace.
"We have been through complex moments of tension, but fortunately our commander's gigantic humanity once again demonstrates its fortitude".
Their reactions to him lead to the strongest and most complex moments in the two-hour play.
Video footage from Seven News shows black-clad 15-year-old Farhad Jabar Khalil Mohammad pacing outside the Charles Street police complex moments after shooting Cheng at point-blank range from behind.
It's hard to think of a more patronising attitude to suffering and the terrible thoughts that give rise to suicide – as if a few moments of television could eradicate all the complex moments of doubt and counter argument.
As OFM discovered when we spent a day there, what had been one of the most complex moments in the daily routine has become one of the most relaxed.
Still, Mr. Bush inherits the Israeli-Palestinian crisis at a complex moment.
"This is a complex moment in our national life," he wrote.
It's a complex moment for Europe, and for the European auto industry.
In his letter of withdrawal, Mr. Summers said, "This is a complex moment in our national life".
Videgaray, grim-faced at the lectern, noted that it was a "complex moment" in the relationship between the two countries.
