Sentence examples for close complicated from inspiring English sources
The play is partly inspired by Tennessee Williams's close, complicated relationship with his sister, Rose.
His group recently put out a series of proposals that, among other things, would broaden the definition of a lobbyist and close complicated loopholes allowing some "consultants" to avoid registering.
And just the other day Sessions limited the power of immigration judges to close complicated cases, a move that could lead to thousands more deportations.
Whatever the final strengths and weaknesses of his work, he is paying close, complicated attention to what may be the single most important, and least understood, book in the world at present.
The closing complicates the city's efforts to either recoup its money or seek repair of the gloves — called the Blaze Fighter — that have not adequately protected firefighters' hands from burns.
But Mr. Menuez witnessed up close a complicated personality.
Italy's relations with Libya are close and complicated.
The Bushes and al-Sauds do indeed share a close (if complicated) relationship; in fact, these connections have already been extensively documented elsewhere.
Saudi Arabia has long benefitted in the Middle East from its close (albeit complicated) relationship with the United States, but with President Obama pursuing diplomacy with traditional adversaries like Iran and the U.S. pushing for the prosecution of Saudi officials over the "28-pages" in the 9/11 commission report, the kingdom likely sees a need to reduce its dependency on America's friendship.
Increasingly, the administration's plan has come under criticism even from close allies, complicating efforts to transfer scores of Guantánamo prisoners back to their home governments.
Democrats here today were trying to sort out the fairly close count -- complicated by breakdowns of a new balloting system in some counties -- and determine if Bill McBride, a Tampa lawyer, might have defeated Janet Reno, the former attorney general, for the nomination.
