Sentence examples for complicated vision from inspiring English sources
What is remarkable about her fiction is that it has combined the privacy of religious reflection with a connective, complicated vision of human idealism.
Richard Kurin, head of the search committee and under secretary for history, art and culture at the Smithsonian, said Mr. Gray "took a museum of the American West, including the collections of Gene Autry, and transformed it into an institution representing a broader, inclusive and complicated vision of the American West".
"The books listed below wrestle with this complicated vision of Europe – sometimes failing to find it, sometimes finding it altered, or not as sweet as it was said to be, and sometimes (sadly) discovering Europe was less a place than a moment in time.
The notion of a 'decisive moment' seems just too pat, too unpoetic for such a complicated vision.
It's definitely a complicated computer vision problem, as what a plant looks like may change on a daily basis as they grow or bloom.
The Roma complicate this vision because, except for the few who can "pass," they are a visible reminder of diversity.
Maybe it's the medications talking, or as with Dorothy, maybe it's all a complicated and beautiful vision from a bonk on the head.
They are not complicated by separatist visions: Iran's Arabs seek more representation in the government that exists, not a different government altogether.
Writing integrated curriculum capable of communicating a coherent vision is complicated, and the team therefore invoked a stopping rule to make the task more manageable.
Constructing the machinery to realize this vision was complicated.
