Sentence examples for complicated con from inspiring English sources

The accusation lurking in the wings is that contemporary art is a complicated con visited on the public by a fanatical set of EU-loving, liberal-elite curators headed by Sir Nicholas Serota, who have set about suppressing floral paintings (former Turner nominee, and sometime flower painter Gillian Carnegie, clearly having slipped through the net).

Two young, incredibly dimwitted scam artists (Anthony Mackie of The Hurt Locker and Zoe Kazan of It's Complicated) try to con this maniac into thinking they have it.

i.e., optimization for m,v,k involve the payout distribution ( {F}_{tilde{C}}(x) ) where derivatives for b max and b con are complicated and are explored later in this paper using numerical methods.

Claims (stochastic): optimization for m, v, k involve the payout distribution ( {F}_{tilde{C}}(x) ) where derivatives for b max and b con are complicated and are explored later in this paper using numerical methods.

But if we look at our own behaviour, our reasons/excuses are mainly contextual – the air-con controls are complicated, the recycling bin is the other side of the office, the default is printing single-sided, the loft is too full of junk to fit insulation and so on.

These scams are complicated — they involve lots of negotiations, charm, and conning.

They stomp and swagger a bit like bands from the… ROCK AND POP Musicians and night-club proprietors live complicated lives; it's advisable to call ahead to con-firm engagements.

If the pros and cons of taking aspirin to stay healthy are complicated for the heart, they are even more so for the brain.

Cons: Working out the best mix and match approach can seem complicated.

The study of the pros and cons of deterministic algorithms compared to their randomized versions is very complicated and will not be addressed here.

It's an immensely complicated topic, but Scharre offers clear explanations and presents both the pros and cons of machine-driven warfare.