Sentence examples for complicated understanding of from inspiring English sources
In a series of achingly awkward (and therefore very real) experiences, Jack comes to a fuller, more complicated understanding of his father.
Lesser then turns her mature critic's eye on her youthful judgments; she questions and argues with herself, admonishes and revises, eventually arriving at a more complicated understanding of each work.
They tend to enjoy the unlikely Nancy Drew, she said, appreciating the lack of ambiguity in her world, since they themselves have "a much more complicated understanding of the criminal justice system today".
Against this background, this study measures the housing and social diversity of four study areas in Songjiang, an outer suburb of Shanghai, using the entropy index to illustrate a more complicated understanding of where and how diversity occurs.
In narcolepsy, my complicated understanding of science, health, religion, and personal experience intersect.
Instead, like textbooks in Texas, the word gap argument is glossing over the very real historical and complicated understanding of the causes of poverty that should blame leaders and systemic inequities, rather than on the children and families.
Artists like Thornton Dial (Read: A Requiem for Thornton Dial, American Artist), Leonardo Drew (Read: Colossal Wood Sculptures Track Death and Regeneration), and Nari Ward (Read Timeless Symbols Packk Nari Ward's Sculptures with Meaning) represent a generation of artists whose use of abstraction complicated understandings of what black artists could be.
Certainly the partial and imperfect preservation of his poem is one factor that complicates understanding of his thought.
Nevertheless, the interactive effect of the intrinsic properties of each element further complicates understanding of their behavior.
The region off South Africa is both topographically and hydrologically complex [ 29], which complicates understanding of bigeye tuna migration patterns.
The largely unexplained factors influencing differences in 25(OH D levels between individuals complicate understanding of associations with disease states and development of rationale therapeutic strategies.
