Sentence examples for and always complex from inspiring English sources

Saad Eddin Ibrahim is as quixotic as his country is sometimes anomalous and always complex.

Government policy-making, whether at UK or devolved levels, will always be contested and always complex.

RMG's project is ambitious in scope and intent — to help bring clarity to the often thorny and always complex issue of executive pay.

There are plenty of simple ideas about, yet life, and the moral life, are always complex and full of unresolved contradictions.

Zwick and Herskovitz do not avoid difficult questions and their characters are always complex, multi-dimensional and surprising.

She is a true artist, and gives the viewer an artistic experience, one which allows and challenges us to think, to ponder the motivations, the characters, which are always complex and surprising and full of rich contradictions, like life itself".

And power is always complex.

The operation conditions of the rotating machinery are always complex and variable, which makes it difficult to automatically and effectively capture the useful fault features from the measured vibration signals, and it is a great challenge for rotating machinery fault diagnosis.

No matter how many times Facebook overhauled its privacy settings, they were always complex and controversial.

Cleaverism -- the sitcom image of suburbia -- loomed large in our suburban lives, though its meanings were always complex and unstable.

As Emily Bazelon wrote in Slate, "the causes of suicide are almost always complex, and Swartz suffered from depression".