Sentence examples for given the complexion of from inspiring English sources

Vienna is equally well chosen for Hunt's flying visit, given the complexion of the Austrian government and its concerns about borders and migration.

Perhaps even more remarkable, though, given the complexion of contemporary television, is that the actors were chosen for a series in which matters of race are irrelevant.

If they could pass such a law, which is very unlikely given the complexion of the Congress in the control of the Republican Party, it would lay out clear markers and red lines that the president could not exceed.

A summer spent on the water has given him the complexion of a boiled lobster, to go with the build of a manatee.

This had given him the complexion of a hill farmer whose protection against the elements ended long ago when his bothy blew down.

"Secondly, given the improving complexion of the corporate landscape vis-a-vis the stock market, current spreads adequately compensate corporate investors for the additional risk -- credit, liquidity and otherwise".

Whether it's the adverse byproduct of economic uncertainty or simply the result of an ugly national preoccupation, the focus on race will permeate American conversation in ways we wish it won't given the new complexion of the White House.

He's young, but all his hair has greyed giving him the complexion of a silver fox.

Not to mention, given the decidedly white complexion of the Sanders coalition, it made little sense to hitch our wagon to a person who had such difficulties attracting the party's key growth demographics — Latinos, African-Americans and women.

"That could have changed the complexion of the future".

New therapies for respiratory failure have changed the complexion of the population being treated with ECMO.