That, in part, is why Gilfry, who sang earlier in the season in "La Boheme" (he found "complexity and depth in the role of the temperamental painter that few ever attempt," according to Times music critic Mark Swed), is strongly identified with the company.
When Russell broke through, with "Three Kings" (1999), the result was no less multilayered, but it was a found complexity, you felt, inherent in the messiness of war, to which Russell was calmly doing justice.
I find compelling complexity in the dramatic structures.
No one likes to be identified as a joyless curmudgeon but it has to be said that you'll find more complexity in first generation Space Invaders than you will in this smug sequel.
According to writer and Harry Potter fandom expert Ashley Reese, fans of racebent fanart find new complexity in the books by imagining a black Hermione Granger who is marginalized in both the real world and the Wizarding world (where she's considered a "mudblood" for being not of "pure" blood). .
Ellen Lewin, another American anthropologist, has found similar complexities in her studies of lesbian and gay parenthood.
Another source of some disappointment with Solomon is that the balance and complexity found in his book is often missing-in-action in his in-person interviews.
The complexity found in this pilot survey in yeast suggests that high complexity can be anticipated among higher eukaryotes, including humans.
The complexity found in this pilot survey in yeast suggests that modularity and high complexity can be anticipated in population epigenomics of higher eukaryotes, including humans.
We found significant geomorphic complexity in the general trends in upland karst sinks.
