Sentence examples similar to more complex pop from inspiring English sources

Lastly, through kirigami combining both folding and cutting in the form of line cuts or cut-outs, we demonstrated the spontaneous formation of light-responsive, more complex pop-up kirigami structures.

The issues she raises are far more complex and discomfiting than pop's usual calls for peace and recycling.

More in depth and complex pop artists might be Kate Bush, Prince, Kishi Bashi, Joanna Newsom, or Michael Jackson.

Indeed, for all the Radio 2-friendliness of some of this year's big names – Bastille, whose brand of synth-pop sounds as if it was thoroughly scrubbed with Dettol before being allowed out in public, the cheery one-woman M People de nos jours that is Jess Glynne – more complex and idiosyncratic approaches to pop music are cheeringly easy to find.

As I grew older and technology became more complex, my fascination with internet pop culture and screen prints never seemed to fade.

The Police are drawing towards the end of what Sting and co claim will be their only reunion tour, and on Sunday they mix vintage pop-reggae with more complex power trio fare, Andy Summers letting his guitar rip over Can't Stand Losing You and Stewart Copeland ferociously moving through gongs and cymbals and back to his drumkit.

The contest is a little more complex than the last ones so please pop over to CrunchGear for the full rules.

She is a marvelous pop-culture character, stranger and more complex than the average superhero and more intriguing than the usual boy wizards and vampire brides.

Making things that much more complex, a Sprint version of the mysterious P121 has just popped up in their inventory system, going as the P120.

Smaller salad growers are popping up all over the country and mixing their more complex and sophisticated leaves with simpler varieties.

Songs often have more complex song structures, key and time signature changes, modal melodies and drones than contemporary pop music.