Sentence examples for complicated direction from inspiring English sources

Or that the smilers were acting out of self-preservation, hoping to deflect the impending storm of an angry significant other in a different, less complicated direction.

Meanwhile the National Hurricane Center says there is a 60% chance a storm in the Atlantic Ocean will become the first tropical storm of 2010, which could complicate the direction of the oil spill, not to mention the efforts to plug the leak, and comes as President Obama embarks on a three-day trip to the region.

Furthermore, for achieving arbitrary ratio enlargement, the EDI process generally becomes more complicated since edge direction estimation and interpolation are performed within an asymmetric interpolation lattice.

"It's sometimes very difficult to read the tea leaves and know exactly what to do when the decision is so complicated and the directions so brief".

Now, the field's direction is complicated by deeper divisions within the black community, including class and ancestry.

Also the graphical representation of pedestrian trajectories in both longitudinal and lateral direction is complicated.

Overall this methodology to determine the crystal direction is complicated as compared to several other simple methodologies which have been proposed.

The job of budgeting is hard right now, but it's not because the directions are complicated.

The plot (a not-so-talented pop singer waits to hear if she has terminal cancer) is complicated by extra-script directions and periods in which the actors take "film breaks".

Olwyn began to tell me how to get to Plath's house on Fitzroy Road, but the directions were complicated, and when she learned that I had no street guide with me she said, "Oh, all right — I'll walk with you.

The change of direction was further complicated by the lack of vehicle crossings along the railway line there were only two, one at Wolfheze and the other at Oosterbeek.