sophistication

A subtle pathos, along with the playwright’s verbal sophistication, prevents the play from degenerating into a collegiate vaudeville.”

Jazz was striving toward new levels of sophistication in the 1950s, as advocates for the music argued for its due consideration alongside classical music.

The U.S. markets operate successfully because investors of all sizes and sophistication have equal access to company-specific information.

She also brought a new literary sophistication to her lyrics and a textured beauty to her eclectic music.

“The moment you let your guard down, they’re ready. And with the sophistication of scams nowadays, even if your guard is up, they’re ready.”