Sentence examples for complicated one of from inspiring English sources

Then he complicated one of the meta-questions he'd gotten at the ranch.

"This stuff is very, very, very complicated," one of the lawyers said, as Razvi translated his words into Urdu.

The discrepancy between the rosy economic picture and the public's distaste for Trump in Iowa has confounded both parties and complicated one of the major political stories of the decade — the Republican romp through the Midwest.

He asked, "Why are we doing so poorly with elderly people, whether they're black, Latino, or white?" His explanation wasn't complicated: "One of the theories is Hillary Clinton was First Lady of Arkansas for twelve years; her husband, Bill, is very, very popular in the African-American community; and there's an identification of the black community with the Clintons".

They're complicated – one of the necklaces she designed uses 30-feet of cotton rope woven together.

"Women are so complicated," one of my guy friends said, when I asked him about women's sexual needs.

And those two worlds are forever complicating one of the US's most-accomplished athletes.

The involvement of the CIA complicates one of President Obama's remaining counterterrorism policy goals of gradually reversing the agency's evolution from spy service to paramilitary force.

If Trump Hotels goes ahead with its efforts to expand to China, or even if it only lays plans to do so after his term in office, it could hugely complicate one of the most important foreign policy relationships Trump will have to negotiate during his presidency.

Four Democrats on the Senate Banking Committee are now expected to vote "No" if Obama nominates Summers as the next chair of the Federal Reserve, further complicating one of the most vital decisions of his second term.

And it will complicate one of the pillars of Islam — the Hajj, which brings an estimated 2 million pilgrims flocking to the Saudi desert city of Mecca every year.