Sentence examples for have the complexity of from inspiring English sources

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

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

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

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

It was the first movie that bridged the two and opened up the idea that a film can have the complexity of a great novel.

While they may not have the complexity of, say, a fine Bordeaux, they are perfectly fine for everyday sipping, wine experts say.

Seldom have the complexities of history been so briskly shelved.

We don't have the complexities of last year, when we had Carter and Hernandez both injured and both preoccupied because they were playing the final year of their contracts.

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

So has the complexity of the auction and the very limited information about its business and prospects that Google has provided at its meetings with prospective investors.

To explain the popularity of the book, Jason Cowley wrote: "The Fight has the complexity of a mosaic as well as a wonderful simplicity.