Sentence examples for grey complexity from inspiring English sources

It's difficult to caricature people you've known since you were a child: great sweeping hatreds are dissolved by the grey complexity of individual human beings.

Gen X was very bad with ambiguity and this next generation, who we like to call the Plan B generation, they seem to be OK with complexity and grey because that's what they grew up in -- this is a group that grew up in the shadow of 9/11.

The story of the B707 registered in Liberia as EL-ACP illustrates the complexity of the "grey" cargo business, where a company can lease out a plane without being aware of its movements.

"This grey area contributes to the complexity of the challenges that leaders — and those who govern them — face".

Our challenge as viewers is to be willing to read the grey, and to see the complexity of the human narrative in all its colors.

I learnt so much that it's hard to boil it down, but here's one thing: he wanted me to embrace complexity and the grey areas in characters.

It became about all the grey areas, the flaws and complexities in a legal system where reasonable doubt – and there is plenty – wasn't enough to keep Syed out of prison – or in there with 100% conviction that we know exactly what happened that day and when.

This systematic scoping review of the published and grey literature provided a glimpse of the complexity of patient/family engagement in health care decision making processes.

Complexities are introduced — shades of grey, areas to investigate further.

Moreover, a separate strategy accounting for the complexities of search options for grey literature (available online and through non-internet sources), international organizations, researchers, funding bodies and the issue of non-publicly accessible reports will be developed.

Morris's film is a minefield of complexity, one that mirrors all the grey areas inherent in a murder trial.