Sentence examples for complicate this part from inspiring English sources

Msamati has always maintained that he wants to be thought of as an actor, rather than a black actor, but he concedes that race will complicate this part.

But research tells us that what we deem attractive or unattractive is much more complicated: part objectivity, part subjectivity.

For biomedical research advocates, this shift complicated the part of the legislation that they actually loved.

When the contrapuntal textures become complicated, the part-writing is effective and lucid.

Depicting one continuous canvas together, each one of the nine drawings uses a particular oblique projection (plan, elevation or cavalier) and complicates the part-to-whole relationship of the collective canvas.

Although this involves adding a postulate, we do not complicate the mathematical part (i) of the theory since we do not change the ontology, namely, the wave function.

Mr. Kauffman spoke of needing an artist who would complicate "the saccharine part" of "Father Abraham" and drew a comparison between Mr. Jones and Leonard Bernstein: "He was always called a fake.

This complicates things, in part because of the nature of these businesses.

While there will inevitably be some overlap in types of categories (e.g., postoperative infections), making such a comparison in general is complicated in part by the limited descriptions of overall complication rates given in the early literature.

The Falstaff in Henry IV is as complicated a part as any in Shakespeare.

The initiative has been complicated in part by gaps in regulation of mortgage-backed securities.