Sentence examples for complicated poses from inspiring English sources

Victor and loser both have intensely complicated poses; the loser seems packed in a block, the victor like the Apollo forms a lithe spiral.

They were fucking each other like they were in one of those cheesy workout-porn-by-the-hotel-pool flicks, doing all these strange, athletic and complicated poses.

The surrogate parent's path to parenthood is infamously complicated, posing an intimidating and often overwhelming obstacle to parents-to-be.

The interactive manipulation of complicated environments poses a real challenge since it involves the simultaneous management of several heterogeneous constraints.

However, while the schools favored a merger, he said "the implementation poses complicated legal and financial problems," as many of the institutions were semi-public and received funding from regional chambers of commerce.

However, the planning of fuel treatment activities poses complicated decision-making problems with spatial and temporal dimensions.

Do not force yourself into a pose, and if something is too complicated, modify the pose or spend the time stretching.

Infections complicating neurosurgery pose unacceptable mortality and morbidity.

How did "What shall we have for dinner?" ever get so complicated – a question posed by Michael Pollan in The Omnivore's Dilemma, a key text of the Foodie Age?

They found the Thunder's style more complicated than matchups posed by the Los Angeles Lakers and the Portland Trail Blazers, their previous playoff opponents, and they think they have solved a Sudoku in preparing with Oklahoma City for Game 4. "We really didn't call that many plays," Nowitzki said.

All three (decently complicated) questions I posed were answered with movies that I either had already seen and loved, or more frequently hadn't heard of but looked great.