Sophisticated phrases like "an exponential explosion of outrage" or "Your spirit is turned to cinder" may be quickly countered by Elektra chatting in vernacular about a "tit-for-tat murder," or Tutor observing, "Orestes is dead; that's the long and short of it".
Frantzén is supremely good, combining an effortless technique with highly sophisticated musical phrasing.
The phrases "sophisticated grasp of game theory" and "the complicated dynamics" were used by the New York Times, rather than Yanis Varoufakis himself.
This little girl marches about in boas and tiaras, sprinkling her speech with French phrases and sophisticated words.
Children who may not prove bright in other respects are picking up complicated phrases and sophisticated corrections that would confuse many adults.
Almost all the owners interviewed for this article said they were trying to attract "an older, more sophisticated crowd," a code phrase that some of them acknowledged means "no 21-year-old 'bridge and tunnelers' on Ecstasy".
The Europeans explained that the Afro-Asian rulers they overthrew were not really sovereign powers, as sophisticated Europeans understood the phrase; but that was just convenient legal quibbling.The proposition that governments should be left to conduct themselves as they wish within their own borders is not, in short, quite the universal verity it was once thought to be.
As observed in Figure 3 (Section 'State of the art of term extraction in Brazilian Portuguese'), 77% of the presented contributions only used the statistical approach or combined it with some not very sophisticated linguistic information, as noun phrases and morphosyntactic patterns.
Determined to test this hypothesis, Ross decided to submit Hitler and Wagner phrases to a sophisticated library computer program that can suggest complementarity, which indeed it did verify.
McBride isn't an idiot and, when sober, he has a sophisticated mind and can turn a phrase.
