Sentence examples for complicated language from inspiring English sources

Aides said that was a misreading of the admittedly complicated language.

While a well-written and coherent application is a must, students should be careful not to use overly complicated language.

It's a beautifully complicated language that constantly puzzles and makes sense of place names and our history.

They use complicated language, which means I have to take them to work where somebody can help me work out what they mean.

There's plenty of culture too, with the Royal Danish Ballet and the Royal Opera staging an impressively varied programme of events that people like us, who have failed miserably to grasp the fiendishly complicated language, can still enjoy.

There are the party piece monologues from Sir Humphrey when he tries to explain something to the PM with increasingly complicated language.

The pace of work is often frustrating, and can be complicated by language difficulties; Liu speaks in halting English, and knows a few phrases of Swahili.

The issue is also complicated by language and communication problems, and a high crew turnover rate that can reach 35 percent a year.

In immigrant households, mandatory-arrest laws can be further complicated by language barriers and by fear of reprisal from immigration authorities.

The resulting policy boils complicated policy language down to a few sentences like "We collect or share your location only with your permission" or "We keep personal data until you delete it".

In "The Secret Garden," the multiple silhouettes of an attractive woman who seems to be practicing dance steps rather than vamping for the male gaze offers a much more psychically complicated body language.