Sentences with phrase «so sophisticated»

Simple but oh - so sophisticated, an all - white bedroom scheme like this just oozes glamour.

It is so sophisticated and serene.

I've always loved a bar cart - it seems so sophisticated!

I love the color choices, simple yet so sophisticated.

Rachel, honestly I never would've expected a whale dresser to look like this — it looks so sophisticated and well done.

Beautiful job... so sophisticated.

They make a room look so sophisticated and expensive, but they are not.

So sophisticated and chic.

It's so sophisticated and beautiful.

It feels so sophisticated for a nursery, and I think you were so smart for going with bedding from Etsy.

The crown mouldings, chair railings etc. are so sophisticated and traditional.

«I love the hits of black and gold in this traditional entryway — so sophisticated!

All the black in the pattern really grounds it and makes it look so sophisticated.

These black crosses are trendy, contemporary and oh so sophisticated.

«I love that the master ensuite is so sophisticated and doesn't look like a cottage bathroom at all,» says Natalie.

I love that it is so sophisticated but not inappropriate for a baby's room.

Against your other taupe accents, your bathroom will look so sophisticated.

So sophisticated looking.

We both looked at and it just looked so sophisticated and sexy

The contemporary patterns mixed with traditional lines and sleek finishes is so sophisticated and makes for a really elegant result!

i LOVE how nurseries are becoming so sophisticated these days, and this is the perfect example.

I think the monochromatic look is so sophisticated.

It's easy to use and the reports and graphs look so sophisticated for client presentations yet simple to read.

«They're willing to live in smaller spaces because the community areas of the assets that we're building now are so sophisticated,» Bradley Cribbins, COO and executive vice president of Alliance Residential, based in Phoenix, told BUILDER.

The kinds of interventions that are most effective with children are based in play, and maybe that seems somehow less than professional, not so sophisticated, a little embarrassing.

You made me sound so sophisticated and professional — I barely recognize that person..

Sensors will enable the vehicles to avoid obstacles, including people, and are so sophisticated that the pavement will eventually be removed,» The Sunday Times» reported.

So sophisticated was Obama's microtargeting operation — based mostly in Chicago — that Sasha Issenberg could write in the MIT Technology Review that the campaign already knew the names of most of the people who had voted for Obama in 2008.

So sophisticated governments turn to sophisticated means to limit internal dissent and international criticism.

It is hard to imagine how an algorithm could do this unless it was so sophisticated as to be indistinguishable from an intelligent mind trained in law.

Corporate PR campaigns have become so sophisticated that it's almost impossible for most people to tell the difference between genuine science and greenwash, or real grassroots campaigns and the astroturf lobbies concocted by consultants (1).

In some cases there are very few vocal activists leading the charge, but the Tea Party has been so well publicized, and their tactics are often so sophisticated, that their powers of intimidation appear outsized.

Was not dendrochronology now so sophisticated that we could distinguish between the broadening of annual tree - rings caused by warmer weather and the broadening caused either by wetter weather or by more CO2 in the air?

Electronic navigation systems have become so sophisticated that not much training is required.

It sounds so sophisticated.

The distributed sharing economy now seems to show us that the property speculation that broke the markets in 2007 — 08 was actually no small matter at all, but actually a profound antimatter made out of regimes of visuality and visibility that are so sophisticated that we need technologies developed in the contemporary arts to untangle the meshing of their symbolic, informational, and economic values.

As Andrews explained, «I started working with collage because I found oil paint so sophisticated, and I didn't want to lose my sense of rawness.»

«It's so sophisticated over there.

But here they are bowing before the art world, the one area of contemporary culture that is so sophisticated it has dispensed with the very idea of talent.

Moving into the latter part of the 60s, the third and fourth rooms suggest a broadening of Hoyland's palette and a more overt crowding of the surface with forms and, in the case of 17.1.69 (1969), a layering of the paint in so sophisticated and meticulous a manner that the canvas tends towards opalescence.

The nervous system is so sophisticated and sensitive that it actually stimulates your muscles to contract so you can move away from the painful stimulus without your brain having to tell the muscles to contract.

In fact, it is so sophisticated, that only TradeStation offers such a comprehensive platform.

Sales and marketing tactics are becoming so sophisticated that retailers can predict what you're going to buy.

The risk going forward though is one of identity; when does an e-reader become so sophisticated that it's sold as a tablet?

I love that it can propose a world were artificial intelligence has become so sophisticated it can fall victim to human neuroses.

«Cars have become so sophisticated that there is very little you can do to them these days.

The entire interior of the 2014 Mercedes Benz CLS550 Chicago, IL is so sophisticated that you can control features of car you never thought were even possible, until now.

It's one of the few cars on this list with a lane keeping assist system so sophisticated the RLX tracks beautifully down the highway with next to no input from the driver — even around curves.

The system is so sophisticated that it will recognize only the voice of the person who programmed the number.

These systems — both the traction control and the PDK shift strategy — are so sophisticated that only the most professional, or insane, drivers could do better without them.