Sentence examples for be that complex from inspiring English sources

In this way I hoped to get a clear view of my target - which was always meant to be that complex, many-headed beast called "Thatcherism", rather than the woman herself.

On its face, the task "doesn't appear to be that complex," said Richard Wood, Plaza's president, but it is always complicated to make changes under "a street that's accumulated 100 years of infrastructure at different times, and not very properly documented".

Yours may not be that complex, but it is a nice gesture.

We were told she liked the treatment and the storytelling of that video so we wondered, could we be that complex with the story?

I had a huge library of pictures of single elements taken from the miniature so at the beginning I thought it wouldn't be that complex, I had all I needed.

The reason for this can be that complex pictures might contain more processable information for dogs than triangles.

"It's that simple and it's that complex".

"At the end of the day, I don't think the situation is that complex.

"It's that complex.

"It's important that complex factors be considered," Mr. Levin said.

One of the problems of transport policy is that it is complex and piecemeal.