sophistications

As it develops, these "sophistications" were elaborate self-protections.

Donna Schaper: Easter Maybe on April 12th? 2009

The knowing sophistications of Paul Thek and George Condo's "bad paintings" complement the disarming quirkiness of footballing great George Best's amateur effort.

This week's new exhibitions 2011

Yet, in his own less ambitious way, he somehow managed it, picturing the bourgeois sensuousness of the posh Scots sophistications of Edinburgh's 1920s new town.

This week's new exhibitions 2011

There are many more legal sophistications described in the FAQ's.

Charlotte Dennett: The People vs. Bush: How to Prosecute a President Charlotte Dennett 2010

There are many more legal sophistications described in the FAQ's.

Charlotte Dennett: The People vs. Bush: How to Prosecute a President Charlotte Dennett 2010

Despite their facile sophistications and easy-going cynicisms—more often than not, largely a defense against disappointment—most of them are in fact looking for a meaningful life or listening for a summons.

Less than God, excelling other creatures 2009

Online Marketing: Innovations that Work will help women of all sophistications learn how to create success on the Web.

Lin Chase: Women in Technology from Pittsburgh to India Peggy 2007

Despite their facile sophistications and easy-going cynicisms—more often than not, largely a defense against disappointment—most of them are in fact looking for a meaningful life or listening for a summons.

Archive 2009-09-01 2009

No sophistications of custom had warped the first innocence of her innate sense of right, and to trifle with the feelings of another for any gratification of her own, made success bring a blush to her integrity, not exultation to her vanity.

Camilla 2008

There are companies that do investment surveys to pre-qualify investors for accreditation or sophistications.

Kate Moss is Not an Accredited Investor Ben Barren 2006