Sentence examples for complicated indeed from inspiring English sources

But the legal twists and turns are complicated indeed.

And, from what I remember back in high school, Avri's "complicated"s are complicated indeed.

Gripping eh? Hello everyone, and welcome to this week's blog – bring your best plots and suspicions to the comment box, because it's beginning to get really very complicated indeed.

But its conventional, sentimental essence (which is overtly revealed only at the end) is effectively complicated, indeed almost undone, by the jagged textures of the filmmaking and the naturalistic intensity of the performances.

As we all know, relationships can be "complicated" indeed (which is why there's a Facebook status for that).

In spite of the fact that calculating CI could be complicated indeed, and that their interpretation is far from simple [ 28, 29], authors are urged to use them because they provide much more information than the NHST and do not merit most of its criticisms of NHST [ 30].

All of this may seem complicated and indeed for those transitioning it can be.

The method is not complicated, and indeed its very simplicity is what makes it a breakthrough.

And both Scalia and Stevens treat each other -- and, presumably, their colleagues who signed each of the opinions -- with basic contempt, unable to accept the proposition, second nature to professional historians, that the historical record is complicated and, indeed, often contradictory.

Preventing thromboembolic complications in thrombocytopenic patients with haematological malignancy is indeed complicated due to the high risk of bleeding.

Stem cell research is indeed complicated.