Sentence examples for honest complexity from inspiring English sources

If at times "Snow" seems attenuated and opaque, we should not forget that in Turkey, insofar as it partakes of the Islamic world's present murderous war of censorious fanaticism versus free speech and truth-seeking, to write with honest complexity about such matters as head scarves and religious belief takes courage.

Does this reflect honest human complexity or racial confusion?

He calls on ministers to "start being honest about the complexity of the challenge".

She is almost embarrassingly honest about the complexity — no, the sheer inconvenience — of human desire, especially female desire.

It has become the distraction of amusement, rather than the depth and complexity of honest involvement.David Eggenschwiler Los Angeles.

If dabke is a dance of celebration, "Dabke" was perhaps an honest acknowledgment of the complexity of life in the Middle East, where people who share a dance may share little else.

"Nothing Sacred," recently canceled by ABC, was cited by the Peabody judges as providing "an honest portrayal of the complexity of faith in the modern era". "Ellen" was cited for "The Puppy Episode," in which the lead character came to grips with her sexual identity.

Therefore, it would be admirable if scientists were able to take a leading role in showing the rest of society that it is possible to balance the positive with the negative, and find a way to reach an honest assessment of the complexity of human personality, while also drawing a line at what is unacceptable.

And there's more to it than that: surprising turns and honest thoughts on the complexity of loss".

This event — a discussion session organized by Olivia Lee — gave participants an opportunity to learn about the history and function of psychiatric drugs, and to engage in honest dialogue about the complexities of determining their effectiveness.

But here is where fraudsters see their honey pot, using complexity to fleece honest taxpaying citizens while exposing them to penalties when the IRS circles back to get money that was stolen from them.