Sentence examples for complicated meaning from inspiring English sources

Just days after a gunman opened fire on a midnight showing of "The Dark Knight Rises," killing 12 people and injuring 58, the signs took on a darker, more complicated meaning.

Some locks may be more complicated, meaning that you'll have to drill through the entire lock assembly to open the locked area.

Countries like Turkey, Puerto Rico and Argentina are more challenging for us, with smaller economies, bigger language barriers, and complicated (meaning expensive) processes to set up a business.

Allen describes the relationship with his nine-year-old daughter Lauren following the end of his relationship with 10-time women's world champion Reanne Evans as "complicated", meaning he cherishes his time at home.

Now suddenly that question has taken on a less flattering and more complicated meaning.

It's not a homogenous identity, and we're still learning to parse the complicated meaning of home.

Brief inter-titles weren't good at making complicated meanings clear; in those few words, ambiguity, for instance, couldn't be more than barely suggested.

The table became complicated, loaded with meaning.

These 9- to 12-year-old children poured out choral versions of songs that have complicated, adult meanings -- songs like "God Only Knows" and "Rhiannon" -- in renditions that are ecstatic, uncanny, strange.

Riingo, a new restaurant in Midtown, melts one's mistrust -- even as it complicates the meaning of fusion.

We chase these things because we complicate the meaning of happiness for ourselves.