Sentence examples for sophistication from from inspiring English sources

Deadly yet effective sophistication from Baby Ford.

Yet police technology differs greatly in type and sophistication from country to country.

As McGrath talked to Ahmet, he made reference to spheres of humor and sophistication from which Geffen was excluded.

This divinely understated ladies' watch is dripping in sophistication, from its minimalist sunray dial to its elegant silver strap.

Few expect such sophistication from an administration that recoils from the very idea of international justice -- but let's see.

"In the last year, we've seen a much greater sophistication from A.Q.A.P., and Inspire is sort of the tip of the spear," Mr. Venzke said.

In this role, he saw himself as drawing from his "clinical sophistication" and from "the rigorous scientific demands" to which "clinicians are accustomed," while "public health" epidemiologists "often use a more arbitrary set of standards".

It may be that in divorcing a certain worldliness from any sophistication that could be perceived as a link with the established order of things this song and others like it awakened a new, if slightly perverse, response in an audience that had tired of oversophisticated pieces, on the one hand, and pieces that were too obviously naïve, on the other.

"On a scale from 1 to 10," she volunteered, with a sophistication accrued from a lifetime of talking with doctors, "it's a 10".

The null hypothesis is that larger shops have the more sophisticated products, therefore it is impossible to disentangle the sophistication effect from the shop size effect.

This methodology consists in evaluating each product in three aspects: sophistication, distance from the current basket of production and connections with more sophisticated products.