Sentence examples for complicated phrases from inspiring English sources

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.

From various people in town, I have learned to say "What's up?," "I am fine," and "Thank You," but my limited brain has struggled to remember more complicated phrases.

Rather than search with familiar keywords like on Google, you had to use complicated phrases like "My friends of friends who live near San Francisco and Like TechCrunch".

Do not try to use complicated phrases and sentences in Russian, because it will only mix up the person you are talking to.

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.

Unlike Naharin's drills, the choreography of "Winter Voyage" was complicated, with long phrases.

But things start getting more complicated when whole phrases are involved.