Sentence examples for views of a complex from inspiring English sources

It's an honest debate, reflecting deeply held views of a complex conflict.

To get macroscopic views of a complex network, a possible way is to divide the original network into smaller parts and then display the relationships between these parts.

This new finding shows that the bees in Groups 3 and 4 can, in addition to storing one complex spatial pattern like a face [24], store and successively retrieve multiple views of a complex shape.

Your April 23 headline "Anti-Immigrant Group ActivEast Endt End" promotes a black and white view of a complex issue with lots of grays.

Some lawyers say he takes a long-term view of a complex case, knowing that it could take much time to sort out.

To the extent that automatic actions were taken on Aug. 14, the relays were like sailors looking through telescopes, each with a narrow view of a complex panorama.

Chris Keates, general secretary of the NASUWT, said: "This report and its recommendations take a rather simplistic view of a complex problem.

Regarding the editorial "Veiled bigotry" (April 13): In asserting that bigotry inspires the French outlawing of the full-face veil, you present a naïve view of a complex and troubling problem.

As Patricia Lent taught members of the public a version of Cunningham's "Field Dances" (1963), we had a view of a complex simultaneity that no other choreographer has ever conceived, a compellingly organized chaos that made coexistence and pluralism seem wonderful, full of enchanting oddities, an expression of life either as it is known in any big city or by wildlife in the open.

But whereas that film concentrated on a narrow view of a complex subject — the conduct of the war rather than the at least equally controversial rationale for fighting it — "Inside Job" offers a sweeping synthesis, going as far back as the Reagan administration and as far afield as Iceland in its anatomy of the financial crisis.

But it also renders a very partial view of a complex mosaic.