Sentence examples for complicated legacies from inspiring English sources

Each would go on to develop complicated legacies ― Beatty as a womanizer (until he settled down with Annette Bening in 1992), and Dunaway as difficult to work with (an idea embellished after she played Joan Crawford in "Mommie Dearest").

The Complicated Legacies of America's Monuments.

For Blackwater and its subsequent iterations, that means leaving behind complicated legacies in places like Iraq, Afghanistan, and someday in the future, perhaps, the U.A.E.

Faulkner's complicated legacy lingers in the air.

Without really planning to, she ends up manipulating Gordon's complicated legacy.

Ms. Murkowski has never hesitated to embrace Mr. Stevens's complicated legacy, even after he lost his seat in 2008 amid a corruption scandal.

Dabashi insightfully traces the epic's history, authorship, poetic significance, complicated legacy of political uses and abuses, and enduring significance in colonial and postcolonial contexts.

The play does not try to sort out Turner's complicated legacy, Mr. Jones said, but to present the man in all his aspects.

Each of these proposals lies on the fault line between Mr Osborne's credo and that of Mr Duncan Smith.Their disagreement was another tribute to Thatcher's complicated legacy.

Updated at 9.55pm BST 9.45pm BST More Guardian coverage Evan Weiner checks in with a piece on the Commissioner of Baseball, Bud Selig, whose complicated legacy is tied to the suspensions today.

Part of the problem, according to many experts, is that many retail banks have complicated legacy systems that have arguably become unwieldy as a result of being added to and meddled with following mergers and takeovers.