Sentence examples for more complex language from inspiring English sources

So far, the articles tend to be longer and use more complex language than those in the dailies, which serve a heterogeneous audience whose educational background varies widely.

Many have argued that if there was a dramatic increase in brain size, there must have been a fantastic advantage that came with it: improvements in tool construction, more complex language and other cultural changes.

What that means, according to people in The Journal's newsroom, is that the first version of breaking news to go out on the wires should be just a headline and a couple of sentences, written in the simplest terms and sent out as soon as possible, rather than a fuller article written in the more complex language of the printed paper.

And both further drove the evolution of more complex language.

According to Skehan (1998a), the rule-based system contains generative linguistic rules and encourages learners to employ their newly acquired linguistic knowledge, and thus, generate more complex language.

These were phrases about cooking technique intended to provide advanced learners with more complex language while at the same time conveying cooking relevant information.

We actually had to put a pause on it, because people were starting to sell DVDs and stuff, so we had to figure out more complex legal language, which hopefully we'll be done with soon.

It's more complex than language than math than social skills.

iOS 7 introduced a much more complex physical language while stripping out many of the visual cues that developers had relied on to instruct users.

Maybe emoji are a more complex pictographic language than they're given credit for, particularly right now, at the height of their popularity and ubiquity.

However, with the political pessimism comes a more poetic vision than in his earlier protest songs, along with a more complex figurative language.