Sentence examples for complicated dug from inspiring English sources

MR: Maybe that's why I'm feeling Complicated dug in deeper.

The real world, though, is complicated, and digging into the nitty-gritty of how women of different races, sexual identities, and classes experience lack of regard or exclusion from literary media is the only way to get a clear picture in the end. .

Things got more complicated when they dug deeper into these swing states, noting certain outlier genres not necessarily always associated with Democrats and Republicans, like punk, and 80s and 90s hits across genres.

But things get more complicated, and expensive, if you want to dig deeper.

Digging in swamps was more complicated; a longer spear (up to 8m) was often used, often fitted with a hooked end to scoop out the lumps.

She warns that it would be a mistake to send a novice to the Senate during such perilous, complicated times — a not-too-subtle dig at Harris and the top Republicans in the race.

But you don't have to dig very deep to discover a more complicated picture.

Matters are complicated further by chief superintendent Prosser's reluctance to dig too deeply into the past.

For all three panelists, digging into decades-old sports stories was complicated by the passage of time, but motivated them to keep finding new sources to talk to.

Dig deeper, however, and the position gets more complicated.

Facebook is complicated, but most users don't have the patience to dig through the Help Center to find answers.