Sentence examples for fiercely complex from inspiring English sources

Whitehall's attention was focused instead on the "fiercely complex" Brexit negotiations.

An Australian scientist, Robert Steadman, has created fiercely complex formulas to measure the apparent temperature.

You can't rely on past successes to propel you forward in a fiercely complex world.

Its single movement is both fiercely complex and an open book.

Less concerned with trying to reach some distant mainstream, African-American musicians came up with fiercely complex funk, idealistic messages and ultra-slinky bedroom songs.

Ed Palermo's Big Band has devoted itself to the quick-changing music of Frank Zappa: sometimes fiercely complex, sometimes as simple as three chords, almost always delivered with biting humor.

But New Mexico's voting population is fiercely independent, with complex allegiances tied up not just in race or ethnicity but also in finer splinters of heritage, faith and geography.

His work is the antithesis of almost every contemporary notion of what a poet should be producing: incalculably learned, forbiddingly allusive, dauntingly complex, fiercely passionate about English landscape and history, and with what looks like a suspiciously un-left-wing set of political and religious beliefs.

Shades of gray are Maddox's palette, and she uses them judiciously to paint a portrait of a complex, contradictory, fiercely passionate and passionately fierce woman whose true place in scientific history is still open to debate.

But Mr. Chen's political savvy has not translated well in the complex and fiercely partisan terrain he has encountered in the United States.

East End politics have, ever since the 19th century, often been complex and fiercely fought outside the political mainstream amid poverty, marginalisation and change, and overlapped with religious issues.