Sentence examples for complicated lessons from inspiring English sources

Those complicated lessons are better learned early than late.

But as my brain and fingers began to thaw, I realized that I might have taught my kids an inadvertently complicated lesson.

The details of the financial mess that followed are complicated, but the lesson is simple.

But they're often complicated and provide some lessons, according to Butterfield — now co-founder and CEO of Slack — and Cal Henderson who was head of engineering at Flickr and is now co-founder and VP of engineering at Slack.

You see, the unenlightened herd needs political elites to explain complicated and seemingly contradictory lessons in morality.

The lesson is not complicated.

So, second lesson: prejudice is complicated.

Yet a closer look reveals these august institutions to be as subject to stress, conflict and uncertainty as any other human enterprise, and complicated by artistic temperament.That salutary lesson is only one of the insights offered by this entertaining history of the London Symphony Orchestra, which celebrates its centenary in June.

Actually it's not that complicated, and most of the lesson plan can be found in today's headlines.

He stumbled over words such as "Hamas" and the lesson appeared to be: "The world is complicated, the Middle East is even more complicated".

Civics lessons about Kashmir are necessarily complicated.