Sentence examples for complicated stances from inspiring English sources

The song Afronova (3rd Mix) is good for teaching more complicated stances, such as having to turn 90 degrees to the left to be able to hit "Left Up Right Left Down Right Left Up Right Left Down Right... ...... Learn to use your heel as well as the ball of your foot.

As officials continued to investigate the incident, at least one use-of-force expert said that that Olango's shooting stance complicated matters.

A possible deal is further complicated by Köln's stance.

Mr. Taylor's ambiguous pledges to leave have complicated the administration's stance.

"Unflinching incomprehension" seems the right phrase for the way Americans watched the events of 9/11, and also for our country's simplistic, war-justifying stance toward complicated geopolitics.

Or are they going to deflect again?" That discussion could be complicated by the aggressive stance Mr. Obama took in his recent tour of Asia, in which he announced a greater focus on and military presence in Asia, as well as a diplomatic overture to Myanmar.

Because every character is reading before an audience, each stance is doubly complicated.

It was about this time that he discovered that he was in fact Jewish, which somewhat complicated his fierce anti-Israel stance.

But that stance could be complicated by a commitment to raise the current monthly minimum wage of 545 reais ($300) by 14.5%.

Carter and Clapper believe there should no longer be one person in charge of both Cyber Command and NSA, a stance that has complicated the White House process of naming a Rogers successor, officials said.

While the American Historical Association (Jones 2008) has argued that such research be "explicitly exempted" from review board oversight, the use of the Internet could complicate such a stance if such data became available in public settings or available "downstream" with potential, unforeseeable risks to reputation, economic standing, or psychological harm, should identification occur.