Sentence examples for some sophistication from inspiring English sources

Despite the cheap jokes, he stages the picture with some sophistication.

Still, we may lose some sophistication in the translation now and then.

But in his bid to become the Democratic candidate, Mr Wallace ran a campaign of some sophistication.

They were men of taste and intelligence and some sophistication; they summoned worlds that delighted their audiences.

MCMC is a complex computational technique that requires some sophistication on the part of its users to ensure that it both converges and explores the posterior distribution properly.

Eddie: Yeah, we're complex, so-so we need to figure out how to get at that complexity with some new once in some sophistication.

"It was an opportunity to move out there and take some new ground and indicate some greater sophistication, and voters appreciate that".

He wanted a modernism beyond fashion, rooted in a new kind of syntax, and to achieve that some European sophistication would be necessary.

Admittedly there is here a keen interest in the intricacies of different human relationships that — however misapplied — shows some real sophistication on Mr. Caniparoli's part.

Jackson, after all, can lay claim to some cultural sophistication as the home of Eudora Welty, but it is still small and rural enough that the lead newspaper article one recent day was about vandalism at a hog farm.

The common people of the Tokugawa period, both urban and rural dwellers, by the very fact of their integration into a nationwide economic system of some technological sophistication, were increasingly reared in a world of empirical knowledge; and their self-awareness as human beings rose accordingly.