Sentence examples for complicated anything from inspiring English sources
"We haven't been told anything, so it hasn't complicated anything at all," Steinbrenner said.
The heady, complicated, anything-goes openness of the Beatles, Bob Dylan and Jimi Hendrix gave way to regimentation and gray teenage wastelands.
Mike Piazza believes an important part of his success is his refusal to complicate anything.
"That's because we don't like to complicate anything," says Wahlsten.
I can still remember Dai's opening line: "Well boy, there's no point complicating anything".
The real situation is far more complicated than anything suggested here.
As a whole, the band's set was more complicated than anything else tried at Ozzfest all day.
How the new equipment will do that seems as complicated as anything Rube Goldberg might have sketched out.
This is really complicated, and anything you boil this down to is going to get me murdered.
"The fund's relationship with Europe is more complicated than anything it has ever been involved in," said Edwin M. Truman, a senior fellow at the Peterson Institute for International Economics in Washington.
But out there at Flemington, you'll find a class system as entrenched and as complicated as anything lifted from an Edith Wharton or Evelyn Waugh novel.
