Sentence examples for a more complex affair from inspiring English sources

New Rihanna is a more complex affair, indifferent verging on disdainful, ice-cold and loving it.

By contrast, a single U.S. Space Shuttle mission (albeit intended for orbital flight, a more complex affair) costs $500 million.

Further, much like the slow but steady evolution of mainstream EDM, social media's contribution to music marketing over time has gone from "all noise is good noise" to a more complex affair.

It's a far more complex affair, replete with dual joysticks and a layout that's more than a little reminiscent of Microsoft's venerable Xbox 360 controller.

When writing a short story "you've got that one piece of business, and you're not supposed to mess around in doing it"; both novels and novellas are more complex affair with multiple plot lines.

"Self-employed people or those with small businesses are likely to have more complex affairs and also have more allowances available to them, so they need to ensure they are using a more elaborate package to cover all of this," says Helen Lacey from Which?, the consumer organisation.

First, there has been increasing involvement of syntactic theory in semantics and of semantic theory in syntax, with the result that the sorting of facts into syntactic and semantic has become a more complex and theory-laden affair.

The Everglades presented a more complex challenge.

It's a more complex world.

Peter Mandelson is in a more complex position.

In a more complex way.