Sentence examples for enough complexity from inspiring English sources

There's enough complexity for wide variation in character and emphasis.

The wine has enough complexity to liven up such a simple dish.

Each dance has its own shape and mood, but none have enough complexity to reward scrutiny.

It works well as fable, and there's enough complexity in Shaoai's character for it to work well as fiction, too.

Mr. Gordon thought it had "good acidity," and it showed enough "complexity" to win over Mr. Scicolone.

"It's an old-fashioned story told with enough complexity, word play and exceptionally good plotting to delight many adults.

Enough moral complexity, then, for a good novel.

Leslie Caputo's "Birth Marks," which closes the first half of the third and final installment of Marathon 2000, the Ensemble Studio Theater's annual festival of new plays, has enough situational complexity to make you want a second act.

Very much a man's watch, it features a large case measuring 52 millimeters by 36 millimeters, aggressively colored numerals and a movement with enough visible complexity to bring out the boy in every horological toy-lover.

But if I sense the connection right off the bat, I usually don't end up writing the story, because the relationships among the ideas are too intellectual, too facile, or don't have enough emotional complexity to hold my interest.

These methods, based on correlation between narrowband speech components and wideband ones, have low enough computational complexity, but noises are easily introduced into the frequency band between LF and HF [10].