At first the complexus of Christian tradition, which must have possessed many features of attraction for them, was something foreign to both.
But love must be based on a complexus of attractive qualities, or it has no stability.
If the conditions which produced it continue, when one attack is ended the preparations for another begin at once, and at length sufficient derangement of the organs concerned arises to constitute the morbid complexus of biliousness.
Without referring now to the antecedent symptoms or to those belonging to the obstructing cause, the complexus of disturbances following the obstruction is the subject to which our attention must be directed.
Also, the morbid complexus of catarrh of the bile-ducts includes the symptoms of duodenal and gastro-duodenal catarrh.
The causes of the obstruction are various, but the results are quite uniform; hence the term includes a complexus of symptoms of a very distinctive type.
As these derangements of the nervous system develop, a light febrile movement supervenes, so that the whole complexus has the typhoid type, or, as it can be more definitely expressed, the patient thus affected lapses into the typhoid state.
One of the early results of the persistent presence of an excess of uric acid is the production of lithaemia, the morbidcomplexus of which this excess is at once the cause and the proof.
It is only, as Näcke constantly argued, when we find a complexus of well-marked abnormalities that we are fairly justified in asserting that we have to deal with a condition of degeneration.
This complexus of febrile and nervous symptoms, varying somewhat in intensity and possibly interrupted by sensations of chilliness, may be recognized as continuing on the second and third days of the period of invasion.
The complexus of symptoms, in the large majority of all these little patients, is that which pertains to a disorder of distinctly mild type.
The economic system is not a tissue of reasonings but it is a sum and a complexus of facts which engenders a complex tissue of relations.
Ancient Hellas presents a similar complexus of States, of which the unit was not the Nation but the City.
Modern Europe, as we have seen, is a complexus of States, of which the Nation is the constituent unit.
Hohenemser admits that fear is a form of psychic stasis, and I have sought to show that modesty is a complexus of fears.
Modesty is a complexus of emotions with their concomitant ideas which we must unravel to comprehend.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "complexus" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
