Sentence examples for complicated serving from inspiring English sources

Thus, while the substance of the Categories serves as a principle of individuation, the substance of the Metaphysics is more complicated, serving both to individuate Bucephalus and Seabiscuit and to capture the connection or sameness that holds between them.

Death registration in the United States is complicated; it serves essential legal and public health purposes.

Finally came Mr. Banhart, who was happily complicated: he served as comic relief, loud contrast, an embodiment of the music's stereotypes and an overturner of them.

It was very complicated to serve sometimes".

Traditional papal protocol is complicated and serves to isolate the Pope except when he officiates at these public ceremonies.

The final thought from the table was this: Many of the neighborhood's restaurants serve complicated food ineptly, but Pickle Shack serves simple food well.

Unfortunately, it seems that most of the efforts to simplify the complicated, actually serve to complicate the simple.

The chef, Alex Garcia, serves complicated ceviches and seductive shrimp chowders.

The wait isn't much mitigated by the cacophonous crush at the bar, where courtly gentlemen serve complicated drinks that convey the modern-nostalgic speakeasy ethos: the Dodd Cocktail, a froth of Basil Hayden's bourbon, La Fée absinthe, peach bitters, lemon, and egg white, is more fun to read about than to drink.

If admitted to the hospital, illicit drug using patients with a USA300 MRSA infection complicated by bacteremia serve as a potential reservoir for transmission to other patient populations.

Temple's script also emphasised the Ood's slavery; both Temple and lead actor David Tennant commented that the existence of a species born to serve was complicated, the latter stating complications with Richard Dawkins' "selfish gene" theory.