Sentence examples for complicated sense from inspiring English sources

Fortunately for Murray, she had, by then, a strong, if complicated, sense of family elsewhere.

(There's a complicated sense in which the two go together, but they weren't capable of making the complicated case).

Yet 20 years later, there's a more complicated sense of the costs and benefits of those transformations.

"We just wanted to find exciting writers, and it happens that the big storytellers of this generation are people with a very complicated sense of home".

And his comments resonate with a tentative, complicated sense of his life, not with the resounding triumph of a Hollywood ending.

The paintings are imposing, accessible, engulfing, and they convey a very complicated sense of both the strengths and weaknesses of Courbet's sensibility.

The band's major hit "Yellow" did not paint Martin as an emerging Whitman, exactly, but it did center around the odd, recurring line "It was all yellow," which is at least evocative and, I'd argue, nearly lovely — it hints at the way our memories of a person or place can sometimes be supplanted entirely by some other, less complicated sense-experience.

The band's major hit "Yellow" did not paint Martin as an emerging Whitman, exactly, but it did center around the odd, recurring line "It was all yellow," which is at least evocative and, I'd argue, nearly lovely it hints at the way our memories of a person or place can sometimes be supplanted entirely by some other, less complicated sense-experience.

Traditional context-aware systems accomplish complicate sensing tasks and employ some complicate context interpretation.

Do you feel that it ever complicated your sense of what it is to be an American?

Further, these films reveal how fundamental and complicated our sense of gender is.