Sentence examples for complicated phrase from inspiring English sources

Katie Roiphe explores the complicated phrase "love child".

So after a moment of hesitation, I responded with the most complicated phrase I could imagine.

Many of these issues are rooted in the complicated phrase "Only Unity Saves the Serbs," which was popular in the narrative of mass political manipulation during the disintegration of Yugoslavia and the wars that took place in its vacuum.

Many of these issues are rooted in the complicated phrase "Only Unity Saves the Serbs" which was popular in the narrative of mass political manipulation during the disintegration of Yugoslavia and the wars that took place in its vacuum.

He brought weight and depth to his sound, unfurling complicated phrases that were somehow devoid of clichés.

Children who may not prove bright in other respects are picking up complicated phrases and sophisticated corrections that would confuse many adults.

Still, you see a lot here that looks like Balanchine: the effort to reduce a long story to its essence ("Apollo"), a combination of the academic ballet with modern moves (feet pointed, then flexed), a disturbing puppet show ("Don Quixote"), even complicated phrases.

I can remember the exact hue of the wine that made us nearly miss our ferry, and the time she dredged an outrageously complicated French phrase, from nowhere, to tell a waiter that we had already ordered but in fact would like to cancel the octopus, because we hadn't realised what poulpe meant.

The words ' would want' and ' would wish' (questions 9, 10) were thought of as too complicated, the phrase ' words of guidance' (question 10) was considered too technical, and ' instructions' (question 11) too practical.

This complicates phrasing queries and interpreting the output.

"It's complicated," is a phrase Nils Ušakovs uses often.