Pre-Raphaelite art is a volatile, highly complicated mixture of questionable intentions, literary erudition, ironclad nostalgia, meticulous realism, lavish costumes and a prescient technicolor palette.
In the UK, however, we flit between paying individually, splitting evenly or some mathematically complicated mixture of the two – leading to frustration, distress and, in some cases, some highly mercenary tactical dish-selection.
That persona is a complicated mixture of ingredients.
Instead, a complicated mixture of need and capacity drives the use of the courts.
And Ms. Efron's thrashing performance conveys Alex's complicated mixture of ambivalence and defiance.
Like many Mexicans, Fuentes's relationship with America was a complicated mixture.
In another way, though, Cline's novel is itself a complicated mixture of freshness and worldly sophistication.
The island of Cyprus is home to a complicated mixture of military forces.
In their family interactions they treat one another with a complicated mixture of love and wariness.
Mr. Abraham delivers it with a complicated mixture of bitterness and implacable logic.
They communicate, as she does, via a complicated mixture of sign language, lip-reading, note-scribbling, guesswork and instinct.
