Sentence examples for complicated takes from inspiring English sources

He loved working from tension, and he loved doing very long, complicated takes, so there would always be tension in the air.

Because when we do engineering, when we see things in everyday life, our impression is that to make something complicated takes a lot of effort.

Because most of the big, easy-access reserves have already been tapped, the average well today is more complicated, takes longer to drill and yields less oil and gas than a decade ago.

Mr. López himself seems far less complicated, taking the occasional downs and the recent ups in his career with identical equanimity.

Felix Hager, by contrast, has a rather less complicated take on Selina's wardrobe – albeit one that would make her wholly unsuited to the role of real life political stylist.

The Barra analysis is fairly complicated, taking into account risk.

For a new ISP to get data from that distant fiber line is expensive and complicated, taking as much as a year for them to get their infrastructure established and configured.

The construction is not so complicated: taking a complex torus T with an appropriate endomorphism (varphi ), and blowing up ( T times T) along four subtori begin{aligned} T times {0}, {0} times T, Delta _T, Gamma _{varphi }, end{aligned}where (Delta _T) is the diagonal, and ( Gamma _{varphi }) is the graph of (varphi ), one obtains the desired Kähler manifold X.

The idea was reworked due to being too long and complicated, taking an estimated three minutes longer to tell.

The "master drawing" of the human pyramid, which Kirkland also stated was very complicated, took animator Matthew Schofield a couple of days to draw.

Parker Brothers felt Monopoly was too complicated, took too long to play, and that concepts like mortgages would be alien to most players.