Sentence examples for complicated experiences from inspiring English sources

I don't need overly complicated experiences.

Kati Marton's new book is "Enemies of the People," a spare, unsentimental, and deeply affecting memoir about her parents' complicated experiences in Communist Hungary.

How, the skeptics wonder, could bits of mind-dust, with their presumably simple mental states, combine to form the kinds of complicated experiences we humans have?

The sensors on the body suit can be a bit tetchy and the system had problems tracking my movements for some of the more complicated experiences where I was manipulating objects in VR with my hands (but it worked great for Pong).

The boys blew my mind, openly sharing their stories and very complicated experiences in friendship.

But I see, and tried to portray, Paul as a complicated guy with a lot of complicated experiences of violence and betrayal.

A January 1861 review by William C. Nell, a black Bostonian, in the Liberator said the book "presents features more attractive than many of its predecessors" because "this record of complicated experience in the life of a young woman, a doomed victim to America's peculiar institution … surely need not the charms that any pen of fiction, however gifted and graceful, could lend".

"It's a really complicated experience," she said, "but it's mine".

I've spent the years since transitioning out of the industry coming to terms with the complicated sexual experiences I've had in my lifetime.

Like Brel, Ms. McBroom, who opened a four-night engagement at the Metropolitan Room on Wednesday, writes about complicated adult experience, but less ferociously and from a woman's perspective.

However complicated the experience often is, for most people there's a uniquely intense joy in having children: denying it serves no one.