Sentence examples similar to lending complexity from inspiring English sources

Similarly, the 2003 Januik from the Columbia Valley is full of ripe fruit, but spice and mineral flavors lend complexity.

Yet this lends complexity to Mr. Burdette's portrayal: the Viceroy is so daffy, he is a little dangerous.

Ever since 1984's Another Country, Everett has lent complexity to characters that might otherwise be cardboard cutouts, so such a status isn't justified by his talent.

The double holiday may lend complexity to the brave warrior narrative of Hanukkah as well.

Also revelatory is Tom Hiddleston, who lends complexity and nuance to Loki, the God of Mischief who is Thor's brother and arch-foe.

This lent great complexity to the finished dish.

This lends piercing complexity to the score without undermining its reflective allure and immediacy.

An ounce of sweet vermouth satisfies the sweet tooth, while an equal portion of herbal Chartreuse lends some complexity.

Perry's intent appears to be keeping the look and feel of the film simple while the script and actors lend it complexity.

Great support from Simon McBurney and Gillian Anderson lend further complexity to this stylishly directed and phenomenally well-acted dramatic thriller, based on a true story.

Put differently, the mental representations that are the direct "objects" of attitudes are structurally complex symbols whose complexity lends itself to a syntactic and semantic analysis.