Sentence examples for complicated right from inspiring English sources
The motor neuron's not complicated, right.
Not so complicated, right?
But life is complicated right now for Britain's central bank.
The race to build a 'mobile wallet' is incredibly complicated right now.
The process is too complicated right now, she said (which could potentially scare businesses away or mean that they run less effective campaigns).
Sounds complicated, right?
They have complicated rights, metadata, formats, or other problems that prevent them from making it through our production pipeline.
The delay in expanding the "Star Trek" universe through another TV property has had a lot to do with the complicated rights surrounding the nearly 50-year old franchise.
It was unclear whether there would be issues with the notoriously complicated rights to the original.
Any film that needs to tackle the nuance of copyright law and the ridiculously complicated rights associated with recorded music, would fail miserably.
So it's gone with Drake, hip-hop's current center of gravity, his success a reminder of so many of the victories hip-hop has won in the last couple of decades: the right to be decadent, sure, but also the right to reimagine any style of music, the right to be emotionally complicated, the right to be unusual.
