Sentence examples for elements of sophistication from inspiring English sources

Even though he is a spy and therefore must harbor some elements of sophistication, he comes across as an average guy trying to do his job, unmercifully impeded by forces beyond his control.

Jon Dolan of Rolling Stone gave the album three stars out of five, noting elements of sophistication, introspection, and darkness in the music and lyrics and commenting that "Some Clinton-era pants-dropping might've been a fun nostalgia move.

"They also want an element of sophistication to their clothes because they want to be taken seriously.

"These crimes have an element of sophistication so you can be sure that when they were committing them they built in an element of deniability".

Reyna's creativity brings an element of sophistication to the American team that it has lacked in the recent losses to Mexico, Honduras and Costa Rica.

Again, Craven was a pioneer: he popularised this element of sophistication, laying the groundwork for a picture like, say, The Cabin in the Woods, scripted by Joss Whedon and Drew Goddard.

An additional element of sophistication is that, by choosing 30 (that is, 1/2) for the side, the scribe obtained as the diagonal the reciprocal of the value of √2 (since √2/2 = 1/√2), a result useful for purposes of division.

When we decided to hire a bunch of anglophilic graphic designers with all our sell-out money we thought it would add an urbane element of sophistication to our posterwork.

Although elements of his songs share the louche sophistication of lounge jazz, the presence of James Blake looms large over his melancholic melodies.

The inhabitants of Guatemala, for all their sophistication, lacked key elements of Old World technology, such as the use of iron and steel and functional wheels.

The aforementioned seven-minute scene demonstrates a surprising degree of sophistication, particularly in shot perspective and the arrangement of foreground and background elements.