Sentence examples for a bit of complex from inspiring English sources

I've given you the Zeta Function to get you started and if you dust off a bit of "complex variable" maths, you will be well on your way to exploring the Riemann landscape.

Organized by Harold Koda and Andrew Bolton, who are curator in charge and curator of the Met's Costume Institute, "Poiret: King of Fashion" conveys quite a bit of his complex genius and his contradictory relationship with modernity.

It kind of gave me a bit of a complex for this album, because he was always going on and on about this new band that was so cool because they were so underground.

"Using two engines combined makes it a bit of a complex mechanical system, so I wonder about operating efficiency and fuel consumption.

I'm getting a bit of a complex here, guys.

I think I have a bit of a Peter Pan complex!

Jersey City, the state's second-largest city, has always had a bit of an inferiority complex.

"I've got a bit of an inferiority complex about my acting.

"Washington has a bit of an insecurity complex when it comes to dealing with Hollywood," Mr. Goldman said.

"I think as a smaller nation there was a bit of an inferiority complex but when I played we had some really good football players.

"I think he has a bit of a God complex — that he's the last honest man in Washington," a former Justice Department official who has worked with him told me.