Indeed, advisers to Mr. Obama concede, his job has been made that much more complicated by his remarks about bitterness among small-town voters.
"She's a likeably complicated anti-heroine," remarked Christian House in the Independent on Sunday of the same character: "Martin is a celebrated polymath: stand-up, actor, playwright and bluegrass-band leader..
(It's complicated: Ripa made a remark, Aiken covered her mouth with his hand, Ripa said that she didn't know where the hand had been, and O'Donnell criticized that as an episode of homophobia, despite the fact that Aiken has denied rumors that he is gay).
However, this view of virtue is someone complicated by rather cryptic remarks Mill makes about virtue in his A System of Logic in the section in which he discusses the "Art of Life".
President Trump suggested a government shutdown was "coming" in a tweet early Friday as lawmakers scrambled to patch together a last-minute spending deal by midnight Eastern time, a task complicated by the president's remarks.
But, as noted above, there are both genuine and spurious aspects connected with Einstein's "principle of general relativity", a mixture complicated by Einstein's own puzzling remarks regarding the principle of general covariance.
On Fury and Black Panther, he remarked "It's very complicated to do: who plays those characters?
In the situation in which only limited data can be fitted or the chosen model is too complicated, the Not Converged or Ambiguous remarks respectively are generated by the GraphPad Prism software [ 44].
She said she found herself conflicted when weighing her religious values, including opposition to abortion, with her disdain for Trump's denigrating remarks about women — made more complicated by divisions within the Christian community and media over Trump.
However, after he made that first, incendiary remark about Mexican immigrants, things got complicated.
