Sentence examples for is vastly more complex from inspiring English sources

The vision of marital love in "This Is 40" is vastly more complex; the vision of the political, historical, moral, and emotional volcano underlying dignified artistic urbanity is much deeper in Miguel Gomes's "Tabu".

The western front is vastly more complex.

For another, the economy is vastly more complex than even the largest private company.

The truth, of course, is vastly more complex: the cabinet of curiosities was always already a web of immaterial hunches and links and allusions as well as a real space full of real things.

But, as anyone who has studied Latin or, for that matter, the Native American language of Potawatomi, knows, English is relatively simple when it comes to morphology; in many other languages, the structure of words is vastly more complex.

His methods are simple and unspectacular — but his vision of humanity, of what the savior saves at the risk of ruining himself, is vastly more complex, imaginative, and troubled.

And his musical vision turned out to be vastly more complex.

Feathers are even harder to fake than fur, their structure being vastly more complex and varied.

The second lesson is that sometimes people are vastly more complex than we think, and capable of great growth and change.

"The Master" is not as visually gaudy but, as an inner experience (of, among other things, violence), it's vastly more complex.

The emotional aspects of retirement are proving to be vastly more complex than previously thought, according to recent social science research.