Sentence examples for complex and troubled from inspiring English sources

That relationship, as depicted in the film, is unquestionably a complex and troubled one.

"For someone with zero experience to come into this complex and troubled industry proposing the sort of things he is proposing is astonishing," said Mr. McGinley, the law professor.

Colombia is Latin America's most complex and troubled country.

And the mythos of coupledom is more complex and troubled than the mythos of manliness.

The book should therefore be required reading for the makers of American policy toward this endlessly complex and troubled region.

Treiber remained in detention throughout a complex and troubled investigation which has yet to go to trial.

His methods are simple and unspectacular — but his vision of humanity, of what the savior saves at the risk of ruining himself, is vastly more complex, imaginative, and troubled.

His complex and sometimes troubled personality, his marriage to the pianist Clara Wieck, and their subsequent connections with Brahms make him one of the most vivid characters in the annals of music history.

Donskoi, only 36 years old, unknown outside of Arkhangelsk and perhaps better off for it, would stand little chance in a real campaign to be the leader of a country as sprawling, complex and deeply troubled as Russia.

Her portrait of Dreiser, who is by no means idealized, is of a complex man often troubled, suspicious, and jealous, but also caring and supportive.

When one of Chris Rock's young daughters asked, "Daddy, how come I don't have good hair?," the comedian decided to investigate the complex, often troubled relationship between African-American women and their crowning glory.