Sentence examples for complicated living from inspiring English sources

By Peter Schjeldahl Images of Native Americans ossified in kitsch awaken complicated, living truths.

Mr. Piepenberg interviewed grateful parents, and on Tuesday on the Web site of the Child Mind Institute, the writer Beth Arky wrote a more detailed account of the experience of one family, showing exactly how complicated living with autism can be.

Out of 415 parents informed about the study, only 132 gave consent for their child's enrollment due to the very complicated living conditions in this rural setting.

Hello Irene, I'm finding myself in a complicated living situation with a close friend and I'm feeling a little too close to some of these issues to think clearly enough to process it objectively -- and could use some perspective.

Then build a more complicated living wall using the plants that have thrived well in the environment.

"In a world packed with narratives that overlap, 'Shahada' pinpoints in precise moments the forces in its characters' complicated lives — work and love, immigration and Islam," said a statement announcing the awards.

Psychological factors, such as illness perceptions, depressive symptoms, and ability to cope with the illness, may complicate living with COPD and participation in everyday activities [ 15- 18].

Religion is often one of the more complicated parts of already complicated lives.

"Lots of people have complicated lives and I don't think mine has been any more complicated than anyone else's," he says.

Their makers lead complicated lives.

"Books have long, complicated lives.