Sentence examples for complicated stories from inspiring English sources
Stewart has a prosecutor's ability to reconstruct dizzyingly complicated stories about who said what to whom and to organize them as intelligible narratives.
One explanation for Francis's choice may be his fondness for people who have lived life raw and have complicated stories to tell.
Other, similar writers (like Mr. Hornby in his recent "Juliet, Naked") mine this same vein, but they tell more pensively complicated stories.
They tell complicated stories about our place in a world we've harmed — some so complicated that they hardly seem to exist at all.
Independent film has always had a bleak streak: a desire to tell complicated stories that don't end with everyone smiling is part of what sparked the indie movement (now pushing 40) in the first place.
While the eight cast members take turns describing the spiraling, complicated stories of the central foursome's lives, they almost never stop and talk to one another, resulting in a musical that tells us a lot more than it shows us.
It's a very complicated story.
It's a grim, morally complicated story.
"Cotton is a far more complicated story than wheat.
As usual, the pictures tell their own, more complicated story.
Suri leaves out facts and narratives that would have made for a richer, more complicated story.
