Sentence examples for illusion of complexity from inspiring English sources
But one of the most diabolical aspects of "The Tourist" is its illusion of complexity, especially in the first half of the story.
While some observers struggle intellectually with the illusion of complexity inherent in getting the current mess under control while moving on plans to build for California's future, Brown presses ahead.
However, Divergent adds new layers of complexity by creating an illusion of democracy for the participants in the fractioned society, and these factions being controlled by outside force.
With its man-made coves and peninsulas and the towering natural cliffs and rock formations, there is an illusion of much greater size and complexity.
They're suspicious of complexity.
Still, a layer of complexity limits acceptance.
This is the age of complexity.
By 1916 17 he was presenting more complex shapes (fragments of circles, tiny triangles); extending his colour range to include brown, pink, and mauve; increasing the complexity of spatial relationships; and introducing the illusion of the three-dimensional into his painting.
You get the illusion of security.
