Sentence examples for complicated syntax from inspiring English sources

Does complicated syntax really "enact... the hasty joy and chaotic desire" of sex, as he claims of a sentence by Philip Roth?

Subscribers of German Sky have long gotten used to the former Dortmund and Stuttgart tyro's special type of punditry, essentially a 1980s stream of consciousness about willpower, commitment and courageous tackles, wrapped up in gratuitously complicated syntax.

He avoided complicated syntax.

Now users must control Linux with a complicated syntax of arcane commands.

But the program requires the use of complicated syntax to search for variations of a word or for words that are near each other, a tool that is helpful when you want to find files containing common words used in conjunction with one another (peanut near butter, say).

"He mixes registers, he uses some very complicated syntax and there are some very long sentences, where I had to get really creative with the punctuation – though that's very common in contemporary Russian literature, there are a lot of long sentences around at the moment," she says.

The inversion ("their joy or pain/ to whistle through") further complicates the syntax.

In addition to ideograph trouble, the syntax is terribly complicated.

For domain-experts, however, the syntax of rules becomes complicated quickly, and already many different knowledge representation formalisms exist.

The programming-shy have nothing to fear, as the syntax never gets too complicated, and its mechanics are taught to players with ample room to learn and experiment.

We decided to recommend that this step should be completed by the developer of the original measure, acknowledging the fact that TA might detect, in the original measure, wordings or syntax that may be too complicated or difficult to understand by lay people and, therefore, might lead to translatability issues.