Sentence examples for more complex figure from inspiring English sources

But Kirkwood's Joe is a much more complex figure.

But in reality he was a more complex figure.

Ms. Buechner's program is a small revelation and a vindication of her devotion to Friml, a more complex figure than I had imagined.

But what this book does demonstrate is that Pope Francis is a tougher, more complex figure than meets the eye.

But for the media companies at the other end of those deals, Mr. Jobs was a far more complex figure.

But Mr. Haggerty is a more complex figure with closer ties to the mayor than this trial suggests.

Though professional artists designed the overall work and painted some of the more complex figures, local children and elderly residents completed the bulk of the mural.

At Level 2, the degree of abstraction is higher since inflows and outflows are condensed into new, more complex figures.

At midnight, couples stand in long lines facing each other and then follow instructions as they mix in ever more complex figures.

Readers who have turned away from Santa to the more complex figures of Middle Earth will be pleased to find a way to unite these worlds; though this offering lacks the atmospheric detail of Fisher's Snow-Walker [End Page 168] (BCCB 10/04) and the playful humor of Farmer's The Sea of Trolls (BCCB 11/04), it adds its own magic by reinventing a character we thought we knew.

With PowerPoint, the instructor can divide more complex figures into multiple parts, which prevents students from becoming overwhelmed by too much information at once.