Sentence examples for making complex ideas from inspiring English sources

He's a master at making complex ideas accessible.

Never one to sugarcoat his views, his success is partly a function of his plain-spoken way of making complex ideas simple.

Oz has, besides the take-charge confidence and acuity of a surgeon, a talent for making complex ideas clear and simple.

Krukowski makes complex ideas delightfully accessible, and in audio form he's able to include wonderful sounds: street noise, song bits, chitchat at a record shop.

Models like these are widely used and accepted because they come from some of the most highly respected scholars, are user-friendly, make complex ideas simpler, and reassure executives that they've acted on well-substantiated knowledge.

A wonderful teacher as well as researcher (provided collaborators could put up with a lot of walking about and smoke-filled rooms), he could make complex ideas available with equal fluency to management scholars or a roomful of chief executives, handling theory with flair and practice with rigour.

Thus, since it is the mind that makes complex ideas (they are 'the workmanship of the understanding'), one is free to put together any combination of ideas one wishes and call it what one will.

Burke's interest did not extend to the centaurs that Locke had mentioned, but the ability to make complex ideas and to assemble them in new ways was central to Burke's way of proceeding.

Here, in unadorned language that makes complex ideas readily accessible, Godfrey-Smith asks why subjective experience should have arisen in life on our planet at all. .

I first met him late last winter in an English composition class taught by Noam Scheindlin, a young scholar of Proust and Georges Perec who displayed a dazzling talent for making complex literary ideas relevant to students' lives.

But the art of good teaching is making complex words and ideas penetrable for all (something I still struggle with).