Sentence examples for more complex views from inspiring English sources

Mr. Paul holds rather more complex views of the environment and regulation.

Inside China, people have more complex views of Ai and of the relationship between politics and art.

"Kaine is really falling in line with the majority of American Catholics who believe same-sex marriage should be legal and who – perhaps – have more complex views on abortion laws than culture warriors would have us believe," said Michael O'Loughlin, national correspondent for American magazine, a Catholic publication.

Second, adaptation increased recognition thresholds for "different" faces, a result not predicted by simple models based on suppression of adapted representations alone, but which is suggested by more complex views that incorporate a degree of lateral inhibition [31].

Overweight young people expressed more complex views about size and acceptability,w12 w28 for example, explaining how valuing yourself was key to being found attractive by others.

The seemingly negative beliefs about obesity and obesity treatment which have been documented, especially in quantitative studies, might be over-simplified, and it is likely that GPs and nurses hold more complex views.

" 'High Fidelity' kind of was, but it was a darker, more complex view of the male psyche.

In the new millennium, programme concepts and details of performance presented a more complex view.

Other economists from the Clinton administration have a more complex view of the 1990's.

But one filmmaker I talked to had a more complex view.

But theirs may not be the only spring-summer film to flirt with a more complex view of business villainy.