Sentence examples for more complex sentiments from inspiring English sources
The remaining student in this group expressed more complex sentiments regarding certain "negative" stereotypes.
I'm not saying the 'like' button isn't flawed would it be even more complex with a negative sentiment like 'dislike'," he said.
The public's reaction was more positive, but often came laden with complex sentiments and anxieties that are the legacy of a shared history of awful wartime violence, yield-no-quarter ideological jousting and harshly contrasting economic fates.
The current findings from this study show that when conversation contains more positive sentiments, cooperative emotions, and more complex thinking and reasoning from multiple perspectives, prejudice will go down and the quality of the relationships will go up.
Despite this bullishness, the mood in the salerooms ranged from sluggish to euphoric during Impressionist week in London, indicating that sentiment in the art market is more complex than the figures might reveal.
Simply that the sentiments of some militants towards their homeland are much more complex than a simple binary reduction of "for or against".
It's more complex than simply "leave us alone" but that's certainly the sentiment.
Bankruptcy is more complex.
Another, more complex, was race.
Things are now more complex.
