Sentence examples for elaborate concepts from inspiring English sources

I'm wary of sitcoms with elaborate concepts, but watching "The Good Place," I was mesmerized.

In a way that actually was not measured, admittedly, but we're all adult enough to catch the drift of these elaborate concepts.

He became the head of the neologi, or linguistic innovators, who tried to renew and enrich the Hungarian language so that it could express the most elaborate concepts.

Their shows tend to involve elaborate concepts: previous outings have been themed around a group of con artists assembling for one last job and a most unorthodox school reunion.

The goal of this program will be to elaborate concepts of individual instruments, then of integrated instrumental packages, able to collect exhaustive data sets of environmental parameters from future landers and rovers of Mars, and to favour the conditions of their implementation.

After a few elaborate concepts with too many names, she settled on Sheree.

"Once Upon a Time," on ABC, has a yet more elaborate concept.

It was the only work in which they performed, the only work that didn't seem to exist more as an elaborate concept than in its particulars and, not surprisingly, the only work that seemed lived in, and authentically felt.

It may not be a particularly original point of view, but I think his move to France took something away from his work; I found The Double Life of Veronique particularly unsatisfying, where Kieślowski's fondness for the elaborate concept was overpowered by strategic and budgetary concerns.

More important, Tilson Thomas avoided the distractions of the elaborate concept for staging with video that he employed in a production of Beethoven's Missa Solemnis earlier this year with the Los Angeles Philharmonic at Walt Disney Concert Hall.

The chapter elaborates concepts related to islanding including passive methods, voltage and frequency detection, rate of change of frequency (ROCOF) technique or phase jump detection, active methods, variation of frequency, measurement of impedance, and variation of power and reactive power.