Sentence examples for complicated sentiments from inspiring English sources
Mrs. Clinton had a lot of trouble early on with some blocs of female voters, like professionals, who reacted negatively to her decision to stay with her husband and who expressed complicated sentiments about her modern-day role as supportive wife.
She knew how to work these complicated sentiments into light, easy dialogue.
After her first experience of love-making with Vronsky, she murmurs, "You have murdered my happiness", a subtle and complicated sentiment that shortly becomes: "So this is love … This!" Stoppard believes that "what Tolstoy is on about is that carnal love is not a good idea".
The issue has been complicated by widespread anti-Muslim sentiment in Rakhine.
Complicating matters, antifracking sentiment has already led to dozens of bans or limits on fracking-related operations, like the measure in Niagara Falls.
That sentiment complicates the Republican response now.
Anti-immigrant sentiment in Britain and France has complicated efforts to address the long-running Calais migrant drama.
Much of the grassroots energy and financing for Ossoff and the other Democratic special-election candidate, James Thompson, of Wichita, Kansas, came from the progressive community Daily Kos, but even there the sentiments toward the Sanders wing are complicated.
Though there has been talk in some quarters that the United States military can now leave Afghanistan, the poll showed that public sentiment on the issue seems more complicated.
However, it's complicated by an opaque legal system and a nationalistic sentiment that could turn on foreign companies deemed unsupportive of China's interests.
