Sentence examples for complexities that make from inspiring English sources

The poem seems at once stripped bare of the decorative complexities that make up many poets' style, and fuller and more complex than most poetry.

It's critical to be aware of the social and structural complexities that make the leadership experience so different for working men and women.

One, "The Meeting of Solomon and the Queen of Sheba," from the workshop of Francesco del Cossa, has almost knotted spatial complexities that make it a bravura demonstration of that Renaissance invention, one-point perspective.

Empathy is a fragile viewpoint: it's potentially a humanizing way of looking at a person who is both different and distant from you, and potentially a means of ignoring the complexities that make up those differences in an effort to relate.

(1) Financial innovations present diversities and complexities that make it infeasible to build a unifying general theory to explain their development.

End users expect email to just work, and have been blissfully shielded from the technical complexities that make running a robust email platform quite challenging.

An unfortunate lesson on the complicity and international complexities that made the Holocaust possible.

And yet, from what we have seen so far, his book offers little to help us understand the many complexities that made Peter Peter.

I could rescue interviews made unusable on air by grunts or murmurs, edit with a facility not accorded even the sharpest scissors in the cutting room, and explain complexities that made descriptions too detailed to be used on air.

"With his status as a member of the City Planning Commission and his teaching at Yale, Alex brought together in one mind an understanding of all the complexities that made the World Trade Center so daunting a project," he said.

Inclusion of episodes with 'outlier' length of stay (in this study, beyond 90 days) will be important in understanding the full impact of complex patients on hospital costs; and particularly gaining understanding about the kinds of complexity that make up complex patients.