Sentence examples for complicated master from inspiring English sources
But our job, a complicated master bedroom suite in the attic of a rambling old Victorian, turned out well, with all the technical and aesthetic loose ends resolved and woven together into a completed, satisfying ending.
She soon discovered that she was expected to master complicated cultural dances in a few hours.
Ringers must master complicated sequences of rings that are notated with row after row of numbers, like some sort of primitive computer code.
Even bishops and church officials in charge of preparing the way for the new language in the Mass acknowledge that it will take some adjustment — especially for priests, who will have to master complicated new speaking parts.
Artisans of the Italian Renaissance were the first to master complicated double-pile weaving techniques that created plain, voided and figured velvets, often incorporating Judeo-Christian and Islamic motifs like pomegranates and carnations.
The Wii's big breakthrough is that you can tilt and wave the TV-remote-style controller to produce action on the screen, rather than having to master complicated sequences of button-pushing and trigger-pulling.
In particular, the new language he had to master complicated the situation.
This seems to be Brink's clumsy attempt to complicate the master-slave relationship and suggest that the fault lines of domination and attraction can shift.
You've mastered complicated things such as capitalization tables and common things, such as payroll.
Gaming executives threw around terms this year like "casual" and "intuitive" as they hope to repeat Nintendo's success with families and folks who eschew complicated, hard-to-master videogames.
