Sentence examples for complex nations from inspiring English sources

Complex nations were grotesquely simplified for the voters back home and the boys sent to fight abroad.

The violence eventually ushered in a new era for one of the world's most populous and complex nations, which spans more than 17,000 islands and is home to hundreds of ethnic and language groups that provide the kind of natural divisions that have brought other countries to civil war.

Britain is also a more complex nation.

"Understand the serious and complex nation of combating terrorism.

America is a much larger and more complex nation.

The chaotic and complex nation that emerges does not appear to be under the rule of billionaires or anyone else.

This idealized India obscures the realities of a complex nation in favor of reductive tropes originally intended to preserve western hegemony.

Mr. Lamb presents a complex nation nearly destroyed by war but whose dauntless citizens find little time for wallowing in self-pity or bitterness.

Two journalists survey the culture and politics of a complex nation whose growing sophistication is offset by a poor human rights record, irresponsible party leaders and fragile governments.

Gauss is a complex, nation-state sponsored cyber-espionage toolkit designed to steal sensitive data, with a specific focus on browser passwords, online banking account credentials, cookies, and specific configurations of infected machines.

When Edgar criticizes something he calls America, he perhaps does not mean a large and complex nation that has done some good in the world (in 1944, in 1918) but rather is pointing to the world's dominant source of fantasies about stars.