Sentence examples for complex views from inspiring English sources

He had complex views about what it meant, though.

Other theologians of measured, complex views will no doubt be found to take their places.

Mr. Paul holds rather more complex views of the environment and regulation.

Inside China, people have more complex views of Ai and of the relationship between politics and art.

The show, with more than 80 pieces in a wide variety of mediums, tries to wrap its arms around the elusive spirit of work being made now by artists who were born in Africa or to African parents but who came along after the independence struggles of the 1950s and '60s and hold increasingly complex views of their homelands.

"What we are finding is that it is not such a clear and bright line, even within the pro-life camp, because so many people are in that muddled middle, with complex views about what is the moral status of an embryo," said Dr. Thomas Murray, president of the Hastings Center, a bioethics institute.

The complexity of migraine needs to hold a complex view.

"I actually do have a complex view of the police.

"It is a complex view from South and Southeast Asia," Mr. Bose said.

" 'High Fidelity' kind of was, but it was a darker, more complex view of the male psyche.

In the new millennium, programme concepts and details of performance presented a more complex view.