Sentence examples for a nice complicated from inspiring English sources

The dame is a nice, complicated character for an actor to play - but even so, it's not that far from Shakespeare.

So that sounded like a nice, complicated character and certainly a more complicated character than we knew of on the basis of what we saw from the media during his presidency and since.

RYAN LIZZA: Ha, a nice complicating note to end on!

World crisis might be a nice distraction from suddenly complicated family life.

A) Process overly complicated.

You will be given expert assistance by the banks, who can make this seemingly complicated procedure a nice, simple one.

But now life has got a bit complicated, albeit in a nice way, for Fleetwood-based Blackpool fans.

Make the deity's temperament clear from their actions or attitudes (although it's nice to complicate things and show a little of good and evil in your deities, depending on the context).

A nice compliment doesn't have to be complicated.

"That's not a nice question," McEnroe said when asked if Woodruff has complicated his life by rising to a fifth-match occasion under extreme conditions.

Writing and selling a book is a particularly complicated and whimsical process, and mine happened to be more-than-unusually lucky, which is quite nice.