Sentence examples for complicated soul from inspiring English sources

And it has a less complicated soul.

Cassady was a complicated soul whose creative energies found release through an immoderate enthusiasm for sex, automobiles, and drugs.

And her bookishness has been taken by her husband's liberal opponents as evidence of a much more complicated soul than she admits to.

His desire to set the record straight produces voluminous research and detail that occasionally obscure the complicated soul of his subject.

That only one of these men, Mr. Connel's Oliver Kilbourn, emerges as a complicated soul, who undergoes a particular rather than a generic transformation, is by no means the other actors' fault.

And the above video suggests that in at least one such universe, the onetime "Star Search" contestant Lauren Ambrose grew up not to be the dark, complicated soul we know from the HBO series "Six Feet Under" but instead some sort of latter-day answer to Shirley Temple.

According to lore, such figures are invariably unconcerned by convention, immune to financial concerns and solely motivated by the need to bare their deeply complicated souls.

With no complicated percentages, no existential soul searching and no mental math, we pocketed our delightful Swiss coins and headed back to the slopes.

"Golf is deceptively simple and endlessly complicated; it satisfies the soul and frustrates the intellect.

Because the soul is so complicated, much of what we do fails.

But Anne, far from being a simple soul, was interestingly complicated.