Sentence examples for historically complex from inspiring English sources

The dispute over Rockall is historically complex.

The relationship between Sikhs and Udasis is historically complex.

From the known facts of the prince's life to the fruit of his own imagination, Mr. Japin assembles a historically complex, richly empathetic account of his subject's history.

With ample historian's aplomb, O'Donnell weaves a compelling narrative that is easy to follow indeed, a page-turner and historically compage-turner and

A "truer, purer" version of the Soviet urban ideology could be materialised in the Chinese urban desert – literally empty fields and illiterate peasants who were being "modernised" – in the historically complex, ideologically overdetermined spaces of Moscow or St Petersburg.

Exploring the ways that race, class, citizenship, religion and other categories of identity intersect with gender and sexuality, we give primacy to the contention that subjectivity is historically complex, and does not adhere to the analytically distinct identity categories we might try to impose on it.

Offshore quantitative risk assessments (QRA) have historically been complex and costly.

Historically, these complex deformities have been corrected with the Ilizarov principles and components.

The resulting drink was peak Columbia Room: historically informed, complex, lovely to look at and most important, delicious.

Savanna and woodland historically formed complex mosaic landscapes at the ecotone between prairies and Eastern deciduous forests and now exist within landscapes that vary in amount of open (e.g., perennial grassland and row crop agriculture) and woodland habitat.

The human brain: fascinatingly complex, historically misunderstood.