Sentence examples for more complex places from inspiring English sources

While universities have become larger, more complex places, many academics worry that this expanded tier of management is a symptom of a new bureaucratic control being exerted over their working lives.

If nation-building cannot succeed in such a small and relatively homogeneous spot, it will have little chance in bigger and more complex places such as Afghanistan and Congo.

I've pushed the whole journey for Bill into darker, more complex places.

Turkey is a more complex place than it was when the generals seized power in 1980.

Our aspiration was that the boys would be inspired to see the world as a little bigger, more complex place.

And yet the Persian Gulf war occupies a more complex place in military history than the hagiography suggests.

The world was a far more complex place than I could imagine, and Australia had many secret prejudices that I was yet to discover.

Since those days, of course, the world has shown itself to be a much more complex place, as subsequent Presidents have learned, usually to their chagrin, with some faring better than others.

"When you're forced into an environment where you really have to interact with kids from different socioeconomic and ethnic backgrounds," he said, "you're forced to realize that the world is a more complex place than your own personal, rather insular environment.

Perhaps it is the knowledge that lives rest on his choices, or the general sense that settles over most presidents that the world is a more complex place from the vantage point of the Oval Office than it appears from the campaign trail.

Guns provide the means to enact terror, but the seeds of misogynistic violence come from a much more complex place.