Sentence examples for more complex less from inspiring English sources

Tristes means "sad"; Grossman's "melancholy" elevates the remembered women to a more complex, less dismissive plane.

This visual disparity only serves to undermine the Disney writers' continuing efforts to present more complex, less compliant heroines.

Mr. Engler and his colleagues, in other words, are lobbying for a more complex, less fiscally responsible tax code.

The Malcolm that Marable leaves behind is more complex, less sure-footed than before, but, fleshed out, he is more compelling.

Many now canonical works were initially greeted with outrage, only to be seen in a more complex, less literal light over time.

"To make it more complex, less transparent, more obfuscated I think would be a huge mistake, particularly when we're on the run, we're on the move".

They found that the less-skilled refugees "pushed the less educated native workers to pursue more complex and less manual-intensive occupations".

The reality is far more complex, and less palatable.

The actual story is more complex and less idyllic.

Things could in fact get more complex, not less.

Continental has a slightly more complex, but less costly formula.