Sentence examples for complicated read from inspiring English sources
"Resplendent with Anderson's trademark dry, sarcastic wit, this brief, complicated read serves as a scathing social commentary and, as the title indicates, an interrogation of free market economics.
For an adult, it's a more complicated read; Dahl's droll humor and joy in tweaking the powerful remains, but Danny's father's position seems more fraught with fear and potential disaster.
It is a complicated read but a simple eat, with touches like the jelly and the dill becoming on the tongue like little dashes of bright colour in a painting.
The BBC's political editor Laura Kuenssberg explains: "It has, in the words of one senior official, made things significantly more complicated". Read on to find out more about the Speaker of the House of Commons and how he was able to do this.
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Although all flowering plants have a history of whole-genome duplication (Stebbins 1950; Adams and Wendel 2005; Paterson et al. 2005; Cui 2006; Wood et al. 2009; 2011), ancient duplications do not significantly complicate read-mapping because duplicated loci diverge over time, permitting confident placement of a large majority of sequencing reads.
This gets complicated, so read slowly.
It's complicated to read, it isn't very strong, and it hasn't even the merit of sentimental attachment.
It's a good letter, albeit long and complicated, but read it if you have the time.
This "spellbinding debut mystery" is "embellished by the vivid colonial setting... and enriched by characters too complicated to read at a glance," Marilyn Stasio said here last year.
While classic in design, the whodunit formula is embellished by the vivid colonial setting -- a world of formal military drills on the parade grounds, languorous parties on the veranda and unseen social and political forces at play behind the scenes -- and enriched by characters too complicated to read at a glance.
