Sentence examples for complicated blend from inspiring English sources

Mr. Jones's MacArthur is a complicated blend of imperious, arrogant, short-tempered, impulsive and ambitious.

Beliefs are a more complicated blend of facts, or lies, and faith.

The green revolution was a complicated blend of altruistic and imperial motives, played out through seeds.

None of this complicated blend would work without Bamford's fascinating, hard-to-describe, explosively brittle performance style.

Women still do more child care, out of choice, necessity, the conviction that they do it better -- or some complicated blend of the three.

The movie does not answer the obvious question of why Rodriguez never received royalties, and the artist's three daughters convey a complicated blend of intense affection and frustration on screen, close to tears almost every time they appear.

Foreigners can export gasoline, but domestics are much closer to their markets and can respond quickly to shifting demand for the increasingly complicated fuel blends required by various states.

But after learning of the main ingredient from an accompanying card, she said, a "more complicated" reaction unfolds, a blend of ick and fascination, rearing back and coming closer, and mutterings of "I sure hope she doesn't have any blood-borne diseases".

The effects of composition on crystallization behavior, crystal transformation, and morphology of crystalline/crystalline PP/PB-1 blends are complicated.

Using our simple analytic lattice theory along with a fixed parameter set independent of both composition and temperature, we study solutions and blends exhibiting complicated miscibility patterns, including cases in which a UCST is below an LCST, or above.

Making sherry is complicated: wines from various vintages are blended in cavernous sherry bodegas, and left to age three years and usually much longer.