Sentence examples for full sophistication from inspiring English sources

Its boss, Jürgen Strube, believes in Verbund, which could be translated as "integration" or "synergy" (although BASF's managers insist that these renditions fail to convey the full sophistication of the idea).

Total sophistication fail.

Da Nang is the third-largest city in Vietnam, but according to Peddicord, it feels like an old movie, full of retro sophistication that lends an aura of yesteryear.

There is a full range of sophistication.

They were certainly up to the challenge in a show on Wednesday night full of charm and sophistication.

His plays belong to the jazz age, full of the wit, sophistication and, some critics claim, shallowness of the roaring 1920s and decadent 1930s.

Welles brings his full panoply of technical sophistication and theatrical flair to bear on his subjects, and on himself; the results are wildly imaginative and deeply moving.

"Practically nothing announces the approach of one of the most extraordinary places I was to see on this trip," she writes of Las Vegas, emerging out of the desert and "wearing stage makeup in full daylight with the sophistication of a ham actor in an ambulant road show".

I felt full of excitement and sophistication as we clinked champagne glasses and kissed perfect strangers (all of whom seemed very attractive through the rosy glow of my first bubbles) and it was the last time I would experience the buzz of time's vibrant potential until I was in my 30s.

Reviewer Greg Locke praised the record as "one of the best albums of the year," calling it a "timeless record, full of sweet, hopeful sophistication and class" and "a lean, mean, soulful album".

The Baron's Cloak is full of insight and logistical sophistication, and Sunderland proves equal to the task.