ultrasophisticated造句

• It's ultrasophisticated, and it takes more intelligence to appreciate the design.
• And colors are combined in ultrasophisticated ways.
• Nor was she reassured when she mentioned to an eminent, ultrasophisticated New Yorker where she was going.
• Black, white and gray were leitmotifs in this ultrasophisticated show, though some of the stylish clothes got out of hand.
• The tons of equipment that Air Force personnel loaded into a C-141 cargo plane at Luke included tents and sleeping bags, construction equipment and ultrasophisticated electronic equipment.
• With ultrasophisticated tracking technology, the inspectors will be able to determine if, say, a pound of highly enriched uranium passed through a neighboring building three years ago.
• He said there is nothing exotic about a " hidden market, " which he said has become a lucrative sales pitch used by career marketing companies to make their services appear ultrasophisticated.
• Or maybe it's the company's ultrasophisticated Web site ( www . burberry . com ), with its sleek design and black-and-white photos that scroll across the Web browser.
• He has a peerless reputation among world music aficionados in New York, perhaps because as a singer, songwriter and record producer, he grasps the notion that Westerners crave crosscultural fusion, and his records are ultrasophisticated.
• Complex methodologies of pain relief involving ultrasophisticated pharmacological expertise are discussed in the same clinical conference that emphasizes the provision of respite days for family members, or strategies to help patients obtain financial benefits from government or community sources.
• The fact that the United States'supposedly ultrasophisticated and all-seeing spy-in-the-sky satellites couldn't detect preparations for the first Indian nuclear test is further erosion of the American military technological mystique.
• Around 2001, deployment will start for ultrasophisticated high-bandwidth constellations known as " broadband LEOs " that will make high-speed connectivity _ for videoconferencing and Internet services, among other activities _ available just about anywhere in the world.
• In this age of expensive gadgetry and ultrasophisticated communication, the play is called in the press box by the offensive coordinator and relayed to the quarterback coach on the sideline, who in turn feeds it to the quarterback through a radio setup in his helmet.
• During the years of the Byzantine Empire, ultrasophisticated cooks in the kitchens of the Topkapi Palace in what is now Istanbul took a cue from the Persians they had conquered and created a range of dishes in which peaches, along with other fruits like apricots and pomegranates, were combined with meat.