Sentence examples for perhaps more complex from inspiring English sources

Provincial ballet is perhaps more complex than Lincoln.

"We have made it perhaps more complex in order to make it more clear".

For the Serbs, who supported Mr. Milosevic for 13 years, the questions raised by the trial are perhaps more complex.

"Choosing contemporary art is perhaps more complex for us than for other institutions," said Nancy Hall-Duncan of the Bruce Museum in Greenwich.

I wanted the impact of the death to still strike home on to perhaps more complex feelings on the part of the audience, not necessarily just cheering".

It shows the same traits as Katherine's Field, but because of wood's tempering effects, is subdued and perhaps more complex; when tasted recently it seemed to be in a sleeping phase and was hard to analyze.

Yet, in Iraq, there was perhaps a more complex dynamic.

China faces challenges perhaps even more complex than America's.

Perhaps a more complex, even more feminine, Joan will emerge.

An outlook is provided to several other auctions in which the stakes may not be so high, but the design issues perhaps somewhat more complex.

With Cyprus perhaps the more complex problem, Turkish leaders are apparently reflecting on how they can make progress in the Aegean.