In one case, bad news about a family illness at home; otherwise, always complicated matters of the heart.
Further complicating matters of art and ethnicity is a second, smaller show at the Delaware Art Museum, " 'Glorious Dignity': Drawings of the Montgomery Bus Boycott by Harvey Dinnerstein and Burton Silverman".
When it comes to propositions, amendments, questions, referendums, proposals, governmental reorganizations, constitutional conventions, and other highly complicated matters of state, the people, under our system, will have ample time to think matters through in an enlightened and self-reliant manner….
It is a multigenerational saga, stretching from the late 19th century to the near future, but the family tree gets so knotted that it complicates matters of legacy and inheritance.
Some explanatory journalism sincerely attempts to put complicated matters of politics or policy or science into terms that readers who aren't that smart or haven't been paying much attention can understand.
The lengthy conversation between them involves complicated matters of theology and ecclesiology and the boundaries separating orthodoxy and heresy.
But as harmful as nasty partisan politics can be in making it more difficult to solve problems at home, it has had an even more damaging impact on our ability to handle complicated matters of foreign policy.
While the President is a master storyteller in his own right, NCLR did not wait for Obama's much-anticipated luncheon speech to focus on the power of narrative to illuminate fundamental, often complicated matters of immigration and citizenship.
To complicate matters, instead of using Dowland's version of the Pavan, Mr. Willard played Morley's variations on it.
