Sentence examples for a complicated blend from inspiring English sources

Mr. Jones's MacArthur is a complicated blend of imperious, arrogant, short-tempered, impulsive and ambitious.

The green revolution was a complicated blend of altruistic and imperial motives, played out through seeds.

The movie does not answer the obvious question of why Rodriguez never received royalties, and the artist's three daughters convey a complicated blend of intense affection and frustration on screen, close to tears almost every time they appear.

The government's accountants define the cost of a student loan as the cash going out minus the projected repayments, the repayments being discounted using a complicated blend of rates on U.S. Treasury securities.

Beliefs are a more complicated blend of facts, or lies, and faith.

The majority of pot entrepreneurs fall into the vast third category, driven by the complicated blend of motives — ambition, libertinism, a desire to help sick people — that drives the legalization movement as a whole.

None of this complicated blend would work without Bamford's fascinating, hard-to-describe, explosively brittle performance style.

Women still do more child care, out of choice, necessity, the conviction that they do it better -- or some complicated blend of the three.

In any case, he is a complicated fellow, an odd blend of ridiculousness and nobility, played by Tim Blake Nelson with sharp eyes and a slack jaw.

(Freedman, who includes an appendix of recipes from each of his chosen restaurants, received, from Antoine's, a recipe called Oysters Foch, which involves glopping a Sauce Colbert — itself a blend of a complicated tomato sauce and a warm Hollandaise, whipped slowly over a double boiler — onto cornmeal-fried oysters perched on foie-gras-laden toast).

The Smolensk air crash, again, is demonstrating this country's unique blend of mysticism and resourcefulness.Religion plays a complicated role in Poland.