Sentence examples for complicated books from inspiring English sources
Audible's idea is not complicated: books on tape, minus those cumbersome, expensive, pain-in-the-butt tapes.
With more complicated books, "it's important to be nimble," she said.
The way von Ziegesar implicates us in her empathic examination of youth's callousness is the Waughish achievement of these strange, complicated books.
They found themselves trying to explain the virtues of complicated books by little-known writers to sales executives more accustomed to pep-rally sales conferences preparing to push marquee Warner authors.
Piero della Francesca, for example, wrote three full and complicated books, more words than all major modern artists except Kandinsky, and Piero's books have more illustrations than any modern artist's books.
Le Carré wrote a mordant, morally complicated book.
It's the most complicated book I've written, involving travel in north-west China, Central Asia, Afghanistan, Iran and eastern Turkey.
The result is a great, complicated book, in which a host of competing ideas and images jostle for supremacy.
In The Chicago Tribune, Chris Jones praised the performances, but said the adaptation "does not find it easy to pack in all aspects of this complicated book".
It might not be the longest or most complicated book in the world, but it's beautiful and reminds me of being a little girl!
