Sentence examples for more complex than ever from inspiring English sources

Legal commentators warn that the proposed wording is sufficiently vague to make rulings more complex than ever.

As contemporary music became more complex than ever, the level of musical skill and understanding among the general public declined more than ever.

"Today the city is something bigger, greater, more complex than ever before in history," O'Keeffe wrote while she was living in New York.

It is easier now to see the marvelous grace and phrasing he brings to basic steps, though his expressiveness often seems more complex than ever.

"I dispute the claim that manners are in decline across the board," Hitchings concludes, preferring instead the idea that "new social relationships entail new social codes", and thus manners today might be understood to be "more complex than ever before".

But the questions raised by his ideas for Meyersville, like the questions raised in communities all over New Jersey struggling to balance preservation against development, seemed more complex than ever.

The same could be said, and said twice, for Parker Tyler's equally celebrated long article purporting to show that "Double Indemnity" was always psychologically much more complex than was ever thought possible by those who made it or us who watched.

"These pictures have told us that comet nuclei are far more complex than we ever imagined.

The improvements and results gained over time in proteomics research have shown that the behaviour and variability of proteins are more complex than had ever been imagined.

We will, in the end, find ourselves in a world that is better and easier and, at the same time, more complex than we ever imagined.

There's a whole other reality there, scurrying under a very different sky: they have as little knowledge of you and your priorities as you had of them, and every new seam of strangeness just goes to show that the world is far richer and more complex than you ever thought.