Sentence examples for complicated messages from inspiring English sources

Prince doesn't sing any complicated messages on his new album, "3121".

Of course, no-one can promise financial security anymore, so they have to rely on more complicated messages.

Selections like Deborah Kass's powerful diptych "Subject Matters" and Elaine Reichek's installation "A Postcolonial Kinderhood" have rich, complicated messages that are capable of triggering a universal resonance.

Gen. Susan L. Pamerleau, one of the few officers who agreed to be named, said she had wrestled with the question of reporting sexual harassment and the complicated messages coming out of the Kennedy case.

He has left to others the more complicated messages -- that the Taliban show no sign of cracking, that no one knows how a Bronx woman who died this week contracted anthrax, that investigators are no closer to solving the mystery of whether the deadly powder is being sent by Osama bin Laden's followers, Iraq or domestic terrorists with a flair for biochemistry.

A rare convergence of hardware and software failures and overloads squared by the fact that more and more users are sending out more, larger, and more complicated messages.

That was actually one of the more charming conceits of "Star Wars," which began with a long, intensely complicated message about who was doing what to whom in the galactic confrontations we were about to witness and which, when we did see them, looked sort of like a game of neighborhood hide-and-seek at the Hayden Planetarium.

In addition, the current key message CCS as a key solution for combating climate change is too complicated (less complicated message: 'enabling zero emission power plants').

If your boyfriend's in sports, don't overwhelm him with complicated text messages when he gets home from practice.

While Mr. Nivola essentialized both form and content, Mr. Kiesler seems to have deliberately complicated his message and his medium, assembling fragments of everything he had conceived over the previous decades: theater designs, kinetic sculptures, furniture, freestanding monumental structures -- everything, that is, except architecture.

The reality is more complicated, a message he tries to impart when he speaks to church groups.