Sentence examples for had the complexity from inspiring English sources

But they were delicious compared with Lindt chocolate, which had the complexity of a jelly bean and tasted like the proportions of vanilla and cocoa beans had been reversed.

Her use of the stream-of-consciousness method in Flowering Judas (1930) as well as in Pale Horse, Pale Rider (1939) had the complexity, the irony, and the symbolic sophistication characteristic of these poets, whose work the Modernists had brought into fashion.

The iterative training scheme had the complexity logarithmic with the codebook size and outperformed some existing algorithms.

"It doesn't have the complexity".

Much of the food has the complexity I look for and rarely find in Mexican restaurants.

But as our dependency on the Internet has grown, so has the complexity of its restrictions.

It didn't have the complexity of the Montecastro yet it, too, was well balanced.

But they don't have the complexity, or the humanity, to really compel our interest.

At several points in this show single vitrines have the complexity of small exhibitions unto themselves.

They have the complexity and the surprisingness of human beings, and human beings are capable of anything.

"When we have the complexity of any biological system but particularly the brain where do you start?" Deisseroth says.