Sentence examples for more complex worldview from inspiring English sources
Mr. Boudin's Up With People prose sounds more than anything like a college admissions essay; it perfects that form's ingratiating, smug but searching tone: "Words seemed insufficient for articulating exactly how my time away had changed me — language skills, a love for travel, newfound confidence, a more complex worldview, a better ability to be self-critical".
His worldview was really of another time, far more complex and nuanced than can be conveyed in a life science or biology text in the space available.
The linear, mechanistic, reductionist worldview has yielded as science has radically evolved into a vastly more complex view of interdependence and other ways of knowing.
While the enlargement of a MS image such as provided by WorldView-2 satellite, can be an easy task, pan-sharpening of HS imagery can be more complex not only because of the huge number of HS bands, but also because the spectral coverage of the PAN image does not match the wavelength acquisition range of the HS bands.
It has a complex worldview devoid of trendy critique.
Bankruptcy is more complex.
They are much more complex.
He makes it more complex".
"Today, it is more complex.
Counterparty networks are more complex.
