Sentence examples for is remarkably complex from inspiring English sources

The brain is remarkably complex.

Yet the interplay between texture and flavor is remarkably complex.

The law is remarkably complex; it gives the elderly the chance to buy long-promised drug benefits, beginning in 2006, but it also restructures Medicare to bring in more private health plans.

Among the air-breathing vertebrates, the respiratory system of birds, the lung-air sac system, is remarkably complex and singularly efficient.

The weathering profile is remarkably complex, with units ranging from unweathered parent material to highly modified weathering products similar to those found in the Bt horizons of the overlying Rhodic Paleudalf.

The cooking is remarkably complex, but subtlety is not the first thing you are seeking out when you visit the restaurant.

Then there are the genetic factors, which are remarkably complex.

The system producing these copies will be remarkably complex.

Many of his works are remarkably complex, like his bleak opera "Die Soldaten".

It's remarkably complex behaviour for what we'd think of as a very primitive human-like species.

And not just that: in two gorgeous motets the texts were in different languages — the religious in Latin, the secular in French — producing an effect that was remarkably complex and ambiguous.