He also has a sophisticated grasp of the notion that in some situations, clear-cut answers never arrive.
Deryck Cooke, the British musicologist and the author of The Language of Music (1959), who may be classified as a referential expressionist, offered a sophisticated argument for the notion of music as language.
One might attempt a more sophisticated explanation of the notion of ruling out, for instance in terms of information theory, or perhaps possible worlds.
Frank Partnoy in March 16's Financial Times offers a sharp, sophisticated take on the notion of clients (which the paper then flattened out to "Goldman's 'muppets' need treating like true clients" in the headline).
Iran appeared to be the principal target of the new computer worm, described by Alexander Gostev, Kaspersky's head of research, as so big and sophisticated that it redefined the notion of cyberwar and cyberespionage.
In a culture that constantly celebrates a new breed of savvy, sophisticated, empowered consumer-citizens, the notion that we are hoodwinked and manipulated by political and corporate elites was always going to be controversial.
Apart from the fact that the notion of "sophisticated investors" has been discredited by the crisis, does that explanation go far enough?
Covert police action is based on the notion that sophisticated criminals operate according to a code and a logic that are inaccessible to an outsider.
Delicate floral prints on a tea-stained background struck a hip vintage note, though one wonders if sophisticated women will snigger at the notion of wearing nightgown prints and drapery backs swinging like a cottage curtain.
Ever more sophisticated neuroscientific approaches have strengthened the notion of a considerable degree of neural sexual dimorphism amongst healthy individuals (Cahill, 2006; Jazin and Cahill, 2010).
