But the internationalization of the pro game has complicated my affections.
Badinter rarely mentions her mother, who worked for Elle while she was growing up — she says the relationship between mothers and daughters is "complicated" — but she talks with great affection and admiration about Bleustein-Blanchet.
The relationship between Adu and his teammates is complicated, a mixture of jealousy, impatience and affection.
But within the doctor-patient relationship saying no is hard, and complicated by the interdependence, respect, concern and affection in this relationship [39].
I can have complicated feelings about "Frasier," except in my undying affection for Niles David Hyde Piercee), whom I could watch forever.
But Mr. Kennedy also considers the newer, more complicated use of "nigger" as a term of affection by young African-Americans and their well-meaning white friends.
We persist in this illusion that women are sexually and emotional complicated so we don't have to show them the care and affection they need.
Because it is somewhat complicated, the new provision has become the object of many fraudsters' affections, especially during tax season.
Yet we expect loyalty and lasting affection from them, and they from us, even as our lives become complicated by marriage, kids, humiliating failures, intimidating successes, rises and slips in status, surprises and dips in luck, illnesses, blessings, loss.
Though RA can be complicated by peripheral neuropathy, and uncommonly, a claw hand seen as a manifestation of ulnar nerve affection, leprosy must be meticulously excluded in our setting.
