Sentence examples for complicated creation from inspiring English sources

The Maya, who will be mentioned again below, have a very complicated creation myth relating the several stages at which man did not satisfy his creator.

Dignified, damaged Joe is a wonderfully complicated creation, and ­Napier's handling of his voice is the best thing about a novel that occasionally overplays the southern gothic card.

The show begins with the Frenchwoman, a wonderfully complicated creation who always appears in the same pose (stretched out languorously on her side like Catherine Deneuve in a fragrance ad) in a drape of red fabric and begins most of her sentences with "People ask me".

His roommates had shared with him the story of the shower's long and complicated creation, so he was reluctant to criticize, but when asked by Mr. Szlasa for his honest appraisal, Mr. Pai said that the tiles were a little sticky on bare feet.

While password based schemes are prevalent forms of authentication, as the number and complexity of passwords continue to grow due to the increasing number of online accounts per user and complicated password creation policies, users are finding it increasingly difficult to manage and remember passwords for different accounts, and have to reset passwords frequently [1, 2].

Curd cheese is the simplest of all cheeses, so it's a good starting point to your cheese-making adventure – wait and see how you get on with this before moving on to more complicated cheesy creations.

"How could an $80 Lego set sell better than a $10 action figure?" The answer is as multifaceted as one of Lego's most complicated brick creations — and, like the best children's stories, contains elements of luck, hard work and the loss of innocence.

This significantly complicates circuit creation and raises the question of the existence of an enzyme-based circuit for a generic Boolean function.

And they did, whether by design or mistake, dangerously complicate the creation of new democratic institutions.Egyptians then faced another unhappy choice.

Electrons require just a conductor, but they are unruly, which complicates the creation of supremely delicate quantum states.

That's because the current galactic environment is full of magnetic fields and turbulence, both of which greatly complicate the creation of accurate simulations.