Sentence examples for as very complicated from inspiring English sources

Ngaujah himself sees Kuti as "very complicated.

I always think of pictures leading a life as very complicated and dependent on other pictures and people and the time we're looking at them.

Queensland coroner James McDougall joined police to commence a re-enactment of the accident on Tuesday, which he described as "very complicated".

Lady Kidron doesn't want new legislation, describing the European Court of Justice's ruling on the "right to be forgotten" that sparked an avalanche of requests to delete web links as "very complicated".

So they teach us that many behaviors that a psychologist might describe as very complicated, an insect can do with very few neurons, and by making a few rough guesses.

Mr Penning told BBC Breakfast it had taken so long to bring in such a law because testing had always been seen as "very complicated".

The New York Times ​described the film as, "a very complicated, languid movie in which almost a half-hour passes before the first man appears and the first word is spoken, and an entire hour goes by before the plot even begins to declare itself".

The New York Times ​described the film as, "a very complicated, languid movie in which almost a half-hour passes before the first man appears and the first word is spoken, and an entire hour goes by before the plot even begins to declare itself".

I take complex photographs because I experience the world — particularly more and more as I get older — as a very complicated and ultimately inexplicable place.

Zhang stars as a "very complicated teenage girl" who forms a gang with a quartet of boys to avenge those victimised by injustice.

He further stated that it was "an album that begun as an experiment, with a dose of informality, and suddenly, when I realized of what the producers were achieving with the songs I worked many years ago, the album finished as being very complicated".