Sentence examples for complex vision from inspiring English sources

We need a more complex vision, with different points of view," which he thinks Mr. Xu provides.

Toni Morrison has always been an ambitious artist, sometimes almost clotted or tangled in her own brilliant and complex vision.

Two especially vivid talks used botanical remains in Baltic amber to piece together an astonishingly complex vision of the Baltic region 44 million years ago.

That experience pervades his complex vision, in fiction and essays, of militarism and nuclear disarmament, innocence and authenticity, faith and redemption.

But at a testing moment for the luxury fashion industry, a new, more complex vision of femininity is being mooted this Milan fashion week.

The poem is based on the industrial city in New Jersey on the Passaic River and evokes a complex vision of America and modern man.

It is not a coincidence that these refreshingly complex visions of blackness come from series fronted by black writers.

Except, of course, it's not magic – it's really complex vision-enabled software working behind the scenes, making things look easier than they truly are.

Scientists found that it does so by causing people to have more complex visions involving eyes-closed imagery (imagination-based visuals) and personal memories.

This confluence of factors had an interesting result: the more the parahippocampus communicated with the visual cortex, "the more people reported experiencing complex visions, such as seeing scenes from their lives," according to the report.

He was led through the prison complex — a vision of Hell in those days, full of half-dead men baring their scarred chests, impervious to the cold.