0 a person who is sophisticated
By building theories and inventing concepts, we sophisticate the subjective image of the world rather than get a grasp of the material reality behind it.
But a sympathetic and careful inter pretation of these systems shows sophisticated underlying order.
Barbiers reports that informants had sophisticated judgments about dialect areas.
The container, thus, is simple and unassuming, although incredibly sophisticated in its detailing and craft.
If one focuses on the development of fringe benefits from workers' perspective, these measures, however sophisticated for their time, still left much to be desired.
In the special case of negative campaign advertising, recent studies have questioned whether such political sophisticates are indeed more sensitive to elite mobilization efforts.
This analogous point made in discussions of act-consequentialism is enlightening, since sophisticated act-consequentialists do possess an overarching commitment to maximizing the good.
Not even political sophisticates, however, appear to make such distinctions in their attitudes towards government.
