Sentence examples for complicated replies from inspiring English sources

The defenders of affirmative action tried more complicated replies, but their attempts to justify affirmative action as reparation came to an end when the Supreme Court offered a far easier and ostensibly less divisive way to justify affirmative action.

When one of the female characters tells Ofelia "having a baby is complicated", she replies: "Then I'll never have one".

But the process is complicated, and the replies typically come on paper, as photocopies or faxes.

All I said was, 'It's worth it.' " For nearly a half-hour on the street they went back and forth, with Mr. Roth saying, "It's complicated," and Mr. Jackson replying, "It's worth it".

He has said he demonstrated against the Pinochet regime but when asked to elaborate replied enigmatically: "Chile was complicated and so was I".

"If something is too complicated, drop it," she replied.

'But do you feel like sisters yet?' The reply is complicated.

Mouss replies, "It's complicated.

Pronek's reply: "I am complicated".

In a speech of his own the next day, Mr. O'Neill replied: "Development is complicated.

Asked how the Gehry research will be coordinated with the working group, which was created and funded by AB 530, Brownson replied, "It's complicated.