Sentence examples for complicated example from inspiring English sources

(One particularly complicated example: the Sex Pistols.

J. Alden Weir's paintings of an immense factory complex in northeastern Connecticut are another, more complicated example of the exhibition thesis.

A more complicated example of an implied trust would be the situation in which one party provides money to another for the purchase of property.

Herrmann's "Psycho" Suite is a more complicated example, for the film score made use of a previously composed symphonic composition, but most listeners are just waiting for the shower scene anyway.

Ms. Franklin was the star of Monday's 25th-anniversary gala concert, the most extreme and complicated example of an event that has historically brought together a surreal mixture of inward improvisers, outward pop stars and government officials.

When Ms. Haran sings it, it goes from sexual teasing to wanting something more, to deciding, "Why not give in to pleasure?" A more complicated example: "Harlem on My Mind," a comic song about Josephine Baker high-lifing it in Paris, written by Irving Berlin for Ethel Waters to sing in the 1930's.

With its unprecedented sensitivity, the SKA will be able to map these molecules and look for rarer, more complicated examples.

In the present paper we consider a series of progressively complicated examples related to rigid body systems.

Before discussing more complicated examples, we illustrate the decomposition of the full process into approximate subprocesses for a simple 3-state example in the next subsection.

Sometimes the results were complicated, for example the testimony of Rafiullah, the 15-year-old gunshot victim.

Whenever the world gets complicated – for example, because the financial sector has turned nasty – policy makers need trusted sources and established confidants in order to figure out which way is up and what needs to be done.