Sentence examples for which sophisticated from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the Middle Ages were a time of "passionate enquiry", in which "sophisticated logic" ensured that burgeoning scientific knowledge would co-exist, however briefly, with religious fervour.

And why should it not harness some of the power that soap has, which sophisticated critical opinion now readily and enthusiastically concedes?

If nothing else, Here, My Dear represents the apotheosis of the gospel-soul tradition, in which sophisticated, shudderingly elaborate vocal harmony stands for the outreach of the human spirit in the general direction of the ineffable.

Mr. Obama also announced a new push to prevent wildlife trafficking, in which sophisticated poaching syndicates kill elephants and rhinoceroses and sell their tusks and horns in contravention of international conventions.

Any single company or industry is increasingly susceptible to the forces of global competition, the rapid flow of information and the variety of ways in which sophisticated investors can place big bets.

Mr. Pal was interviewing Mr. Robinson on his Real Vision venture, a forum in which sophisticated investors and financial experts offer their insights to fellow practitioners in a Charlie Rose-style format.

The Stone Age cultures ranged from early human groups with primitive tools to advanced agricultural societies, which used sophisticated stone tools, built fortified settlements and developed copper metallurgy.

These plays, which are sophisticated -- they're literate, intelligent and emotionally complicated -- they say that sophisticated people have feelings and can be generous.

Some of the money must go on his website, which is sophisticated and comprehensive.

Mr Jobs also established NeXT, another computer-maker, which produced sophisticated workstations.

NASDAQ, for instance, has PORTAL, a marketplace for "144a" securities, which only sophisticated investors may trade.