Sentence examples for been more complex than from inspiring English sources
He said Hobsbawm's position on the Soviet Union had been more complex than many of his critics acknowledged.
From before Fleming's time, villains have always been more complex than heroes, and that's true here as well.
Professor Riemer said the tribunal's task had been "more complex than expected" because the claimants were from 70 countries and contact the tribunal in 15 languages.
Jake Baynes refused.Rural voting has long been more complex than a battle between haves and have-nots, though such factors do count.
The two latter kingdoms were reunited in the century that followed – but the presence of a third dynasty suggests that their fractious relationship and subsequent amalgamation may have been more complex than initially thought.
Beyond the logistics, they say, the urge to break free and scratch out a more perfect union runs as deep as an aquifer in American life, and has often been more complex than a breach between liberals and conservatives.
It's more complex than that.
Surely we're more complex than that.
