Sentence examples for a complicated figure from inspiring English sources

Besigye is a complicated figure.

Robin Williams, like many great performers, is a complicated figure.

His Luce is a complicated figure, more tragic than malign.

Though he was killed coming from a peace rally, Watson was a complicated figure.

In retrospect perhaps even more than in life, Amis is a complicated figure.

Like many gifted artists, Sailor Jerry, born Norman Collins, was a complicated figure.

But behind the Brylcreem, Xi has the makings of a more complicated figure for a more complicated time, a nationalist with strategic and historical motivations to assert a more muscular Chinese position on the world stage.

"But he's a very complicated figure with a big old wound in him that those books are compensating for".

Mr. Gusman is a more complicated figure than the stereotypical Southern sheriff: a lawyer with an undergraduate degree from the University of Pennsylvania, he strongly criticized the jail's size when he was a city councilman.

Oh, but Sarsfield was a very complicated figure, you know, and as tall as a steeple".

Mr. Coetzee was a divisive and complicated figure: a convicted murderer and a whistle-blower whose detailed accounts of a violently corrupt police force shed new light on South Africa's racist government.