Sentence examples for complicated constituency from inspiring English sources

In this hermetically sealed world, tensions were high, faces were set in the rictus of insincere smiles, and everyone was claiming to speak for that complicated constituency known as "the American people".

The Grammy Awards enjoy a sometimes complicated relationship with the constituency they represent — so much so that raising objections is not only expected, it's something of a yearly pastime, as bankable as slurred acceptance speeches or a bounty of accolades awarded to a vocal talent such as Adele.  .

The Grammy Awards enjoy a sometimes complicated relationship with the constituency they represent — so much that raising objections is not only expected, it's something of a yearly pastime, as bankable as slurred acceptance speeches or a bounty of accolades awarded to a vocal talent such as Adele.  .

"You had complicated politics and complicated local constituencies," she said.

This election could see a repeat of 1992 as the rise of smaller parties make it much more complicated to predict how some of the most marginal constituencies will swing.

… It's more complicated in that [the university] is vaster and there are so many constituencies — the students, the administration, the faculty, the other people who work there, the policemen, carpenters, construction workers.

The picture is complicated by the fact that almost half of the 450 seats are from single-member constituencies, chosen on a first-past-the-post basis.

And complicated".

Trippy, complicated.

Complicated enough?

Sound complicated?