Sentences with phrase «deep complexity»

But her scenes of domestic life carry deep complexities in both form and content, tracing the artist's personal history as an immigrant, as a woman, and as an artist to create arresting depictions of intimate life: whether it's a shared quiet moment with her husband (Her Widening Gyre, 2011) or a table set for tea (Tea Time in New Haven, Enugu, 2013).

This stir - fry gets deep complexity from Chinese fermented chile - bean sauce, also called toban djan, which can be found in the Asian section of well - stocked supermarkets.

Mungiu seems to be taking a step back, as opposed to moving forward into deeper complexity.

Showrunner and executive producer Scott Buck comments, «Black Bolt is a character whose deep complexity must be conveyed without uttering a single word, and I'm very excited to have Anson on board to bring him to life.»

It also continues to prove the strength and deep complexity behind a Michael Shannon performance.

Unfortunately for policymakers and the public, while the basic science pointing to a rising human influence on climate is clear, many of the most important questions will remain surrounded by deep complexity and uncertainty for a long time to come: the pace at which seas will rise, the extent of warming from a certain buildup of greenhouse gases (climate sensitivity), the impact on hurricanes, the particular effects in particular places (what global warming means for Addis Ababa or Atlanta).

Our lead characters are facing the deep complexities and consequences of resistance, and if it doesn't shock, it stings.

Maybe you have more willpower and wisdom than I do, but I can't imagine sorting through the deep complexities of your pain without help.

There are other crafty switches you can make too, the apple juice gives it a light sweet flavor, but it can be swapped for coconut milk or almond milk for a much creamier and deeper complexity and consistency.

War, the Game has stripped away the deep complexity typical of the real - time strategy game and left the player with a simple - to - learn, hard - to - master global dominance game that allows the armchair general to concentrate far more on the actual strategic planning and implementation of battle than on the logistics that support them.

Unfortunately, the movie misses some of the deeper complexity of the internecine wars between various government agencies at the time.

But the map's basic layout belies the game's deeper complexity, with the number of enemies you face and ridiculous number of plants at your disposal making every level a deeply strategic affair.

But with his latest, BAD SAMARITAN, he turns the focus to a story that values the deep complexities of moral conundrums over thrill - a-minute action sequences.

She brings a deep complexity to her and radiates with a husky voice and seductive demeanor, all the while making it this outward appearance that is masking the sadness inside of her.

We turn the deep complexity of a life and learning and experience into the simplicity and narrowness of data points; benchmarks, outcomes, standards, data, testing, ranking.

While it's not necessary to have read any of Turow's previous novels, Testimony is a natural progression in Bill ten Boom's story and one that adds a deep complexity to his character.

The map size was barely enough to house a hen coop, the AI was woefully erratic and unreliable, and the game was lacking in the deep complexity and detail which defined the series in the past.

Our aim is to create games that appear simple on the outside, but hide a deeper complexity within.

But just like every great game, this simplicity masks a deeper complexity.

He opens up the deep complexity of institutional structures while putting human detail into the frame.

Recent discoveries by Earth system science itself — the arrival of the Anthropocene, the prevalence of non-linearities, and the deep complexity of the earth's processes - hint at its inborn flaws.

So in our work with our clients, we appreciate the deep complexity which creates problems.