Sentence examples for complex moment from inspiring English sources
This is a complex moment in our national life.
Still, Mr. Bush inherits the Israeli-Palestinian crisis at a complex moment.
"This is a complex moment in our national life," he wrote.
It's a complex moment for Europe, and for the European auto industry.
Videgaray, grim-faced at the lectern, noted that it was a "complex moment" in the relationship between the two countries.
In his letter of withdrawal, Mr. Summers said, "This is a complex moment in our national life".
Mr. Finnissy is labeled a proponent of a movement called the New Complexity, but even at its most complex moments -- and there's no question that it's both dense and difficult -- his music retains an innate sense of grace.
Their reactions to him lead to the strongest and most complex moments in the two-hour play.
"We have been through complex moments of tension, but fortunately our commander's gigantic humanity once again demonstrates its fortitude".
It's hard to think of a more patronising attitude to suffering and the terrible thoughts that give rise to suicide – as if a few moments of television could eradicate all the complex moments of doubt and counter argument.
Video footage from Seven News shows black-clad 15-year-old Farhad Jabar Khalil Mohammad pacing outside the Charles Street police complex moments after shooting Cheng at point-blank range from behind.
