Sentence examples for complicated, yet from inspiring English sources
David Smith Technology and life seem to be getting more complicated, yet two great success stories, Google and the iPod, both provide the antidote of simplicity.
And it reminded me: let's not get jaded.' None the less, Lewis inhabits a complicated yet telling position in American culture.
"I sound like a broken record," Macmillan laughs a moment later, catching himself using the word complicated yet again to describe Rapley's insights.
"To most people, it's just overwhelming," said Patrick Cappiello, the wine director at Gilt, a restaurant on the East Side of Manhattan with a complicated yet superb wine list.
The accordionist, drummer, and singer Jeremy Barnes (formerly of Neutral Milk Hotel) and the violinist Heather Trost play complicated yet lyrical songs that emphasize extremely fast tempos and intricate accordion lines.
Scarily competitive, humanly complicated, yet in interviews witty, warm and surprisingly shy, I'm sure she'd play tennis with no one watching, just for the sheer, blistering joy of it.
Greece's deep recession has thrown its financial rescue package off target, complicating yet further efforts to restructure its debt and create a second, larger, bailout.
Dozens of bus lines have recently been axed, complicating yet further the journey into the city for many of its commuters.
Many are the complex emotional situations on Earth that are destined to complicate yet lend humanity and meaning to the forthcoming brutal war.
It helps me to see God in a new way; it complicates yet simplifies, narrows yet expands, empties yet fills.
It's a friend romance, and that's more complicated and yet less complicated than typical sexual romances -- I don't know how to distinguish it when you say "romance".
