Sentence examples for complicated notion from inspiring English sources

Privacy may be a complicated notion, but the responses are simple.

The album's title, she said, comes from the complicated notion of artistic self-invention.

The freedom felt by that young mother, who, in the same breath, lamented the hardships in Domiz and celebrated her new Kurdistan address, is a complicated notion shared by most Kurds.

That was really tricky because it wasn't just complicated from a development standpoint, but it was also conceptually a complicated notion".

Mr. Assayas's cosmopolitanism and his complicated notion of Frenchness can be traced to his family background.

His complicated notion of incommensurability begins from a mathematical metaphor, alluding to the Pythagorean discovery of numbers (such as √2) that could not be expressed as rationals; irrational and rational lengths share no common measure.

Chabon's twist is that the "big capital" villain here is a black man, a local hero offering hundreds of jobs and uplift for the community, and thereby complicating notions of what "progress" is.

His approach calls to mind works of expressive portraiture, in which the subjective hand of an artist is present in the painting — except this work involves living, breathing, force-of-nature subjects who complicate notions of authorship.

We want to complicate notions of foreign and local, in the work, and in our thought.

Ricardo Gamboa's watercolor, Fag Fucking is Prettier Than Yo Mama, is a delicate scene depicting brown men having sex, which complicates notions of love and intimacy.

To further complicate notions of race within the community, 67percentt of all Latinos surveyed said they felt their ethnic background actually made up part of their racial background. .