Sentence examples for always been a complex from inspiring English sources

The Roma issue has always been a complex one all over the European continent.

But he's always had issues, always been a complex individual with massive addiction issues all his life.

BEIT SAFAFA, Israel — Being an Arab Israeli has always been a complex affair, at times almost a contradiction in terms.

The retired cyclist, acclaimed as a maverick genius on his way to world hour records and world pursuit titles, has always been a complex, tortured soul, with a history of mental illness and two suicide attempts.

ATLANTA — Food has always been a complex issue in the South, where the country's most distinct culinary region often eats its supper against a backdrop of race and religion.

Louise Mirrer New York, May 26 , 2009• To the Editor: As a New York City high school principal from 1985 to 2001, I can attest to the fact that being principal has always been a complex and demanding position, and that good principals get better with on-the-job experience.

Abortion will always be a complex, difficult, personal matter fully understood only by the woman involved.

But then Goethe always was a complex writer who defied full comprehension.

First and foremost, there will always be a complex tradeoff between closed and open designs, so there is no use being too religious in either direction.

He's not wrong, because Harold, whose actual political beliefs will always be a complex work in progress, is committed to the party only halfheartedly — and especially because, in a gut-wrenching twist of fate, it's Artie who ends up suffering for Harold's party membership.

The methodological reasons can be found in chapter 17 of Book Seven of the Metaphysics: the subject of a science must always be a complex.