Sentence examples for suggests the complexity from inspiring English sources

The "Cathedral" series of 1892-95 suggesthethe complexity of the work in this show.

At Dixon, a simple sign suggests the complexity of the challenge: "Teach half as much, twice as well".

It turns an elegy for lost youth into a near love-poem, and suggests the complexity of the loss, and its difficulty of articulation.

The "Three Cups of Tea" author Greg Mortenson's charitable work, seen up close, suggests the complexity of development work in Afghanistan.

This suggests the complexity of the proteome and inter-connected pathways responsible for SA induced resistance in chilli.

Just a glance at the wealth of topics relating to peace, human rights and civil society in our 850 entries (far from "nebulous" or "boring"), or the critical discussions of "ethology", suggests the complexity and range.

"Duke Ellington and His World" suggests the complexities shaping the maestro's life.

This argument blurs the question of intent, but suggests the complexities involved in making any moral judgments about the man.

This is strange, I think (he clearly does) but it also suggests the complexities Dern manages to explore in his performance.

It somehow suggested the complexity of everything, the contradictoriness.

"What the film is trying to do in general is to suggest the complexity of the problem".