Sentence examples for truly complex from inspiring English sources
We are even more lost when cases are truly complex.
First, the economic challenge of controlling human-induced climate change is truly complex.
Hyperbole obscures a reality that some issues are truly complex, some are not.
These are just a few examples of Indonesia's truly complex heritage.
She doesn't think about truly complex social systems, and, above all, she doesn't think about psychology and mixed or hidden motives.
Chicken in a mole poblano sauce is truly complex, while pipian de puerco, grilled pork in a pumpkin seed sauce, is also satisfying.
The animated map of earthquakes in the Asia-Pacific region and the Logo cartograms of migration data are just two examples of how the combined work of statisticians and graphic designers can help us truly understand complex phenomena.
Arey (2004) appropriately recognized that diesel exhaust particulates are a small category of emissions in what is truly a complex mixture of ambient particles.
One of the towering figures in the history of printmaking, he was a complex, truly Renaissance man, interested in philosophy and science as well as art.
"One of our problems is that we do not have the expertise to truly unravel the complex arbitrage activities of a company like Enron," he said, adding, "we're trying to do it now, and we may have some results soon".
One of them was last year's Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, when the spectacular setting of the Yas Marina complex truly came alive.
