Sentence examples for more elaborate reflections from inspiring English sources

To speak of medieval semiotics is not to speak of a precisely defined discipline besides, and distinct from, other medieval arts and sciences; it is rather to speak of a complex field of more or less — mostly more — elaborate reflections on the concept of sign, its nature, function, and classification.

Continuous feedback from tutors, peers and trainers might have contributed to more elaborate self-reflection and resulted in more realistic self-evaluations of students' competencies.

Other tactics are more elaborate.

The theory was actually more elaborate.

His household becomes more elaborate.

People expect more elaborate drinks".

Temple services have more elaborate rituals.

Sometimes more elaborate stratagems are required.

Many of the early Louis songs are by solo blues musicians -- a reflection, perhaps, of Louis's first constituency or of the relative simplicity of performing and recording blues rather than more elaborate musical arrangements.

Dinner is more elaborate and more expensive.

A donkey requires a more elaborate structure.