| All the furniture is draped in grey blankets to make it more sophisticatedly grey. |
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| Although the language used in the book was sophisticatedly knotty, it was easy to discover what was going on. |
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| The film uses a satirical approach, not so much to criticise, but more to sophisticatedly ignore socialist realism. |
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| It may well be that the defence contractor triple-invoiced so sophisticatedly that such a test would have failed to pick it up. |
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| And is it, unless it's sophisticatedly explained by the other side to counter, is it the kind of issue that could win him the election? |
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| Toy with unpredictability, and sophisticatedly compose with the warm softness of velvets and the irregularity of linen-blend plains. |
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| That Ms. Moyer's works are more sophisticatedly suave than wildly original does not make them any less gratifying to behold. |
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| The spacious and sophisticatedly divided main compartment offers plenty of room. |
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| The ideal sectioning of both case areas is taken care of by the sophisticatedly arranged pockets. |
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| This is an immaculately researched, sophisticatedly argued investigation. |
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| Five generations of passionate entrepreneurs have provided homeowners and chefs all over the world with their elegantly styled and sophisticatedly engineered high performance ranges. |
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| Despite the stuttering editing that opens disturbing gaps in time and clear-eyed filming that, at moments of crisis, delivers quiet shocks, the filming is primarily — albeit sophisticatedly — illustrative. |
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| There stood old Mandy McGovern, her long brown rifle half raised, her finger lying sophisticatedly along the trigger guard, that she might not touch the hair trigger. |
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