Sentence examples for complicated texts from inspiring English sources

But not everyone can read, or read complicated texts.

"I sing because I enjoy singing, not simply because I need to sing complicated texts".

Ms. Larmore is a first-rate practitioner: cheerful, poised, rich of voice and unfazed by Rossini's complicated texts.

The two professors faced skepticism from colleagues who admired their ambition but doubted whether this population could handle such complicated texts.

Recently, however, it has been argued convincingly that Marchia's admittedly complicated texts could be read in a different, less radical way.

"But it's a much more complicated text".

"I know what it is to try and control a complicated text, and spent years learning my trade.

The Common Core is not an attempt to pack kids' heads with an officially sanctioned list of facts, but to assure that they are able to read a complicated text and understand it, to recognize a problem and know how to solve it.

"The focus on the audience was something that really struck me". Learning to organize information visually was also key: "In the Technical Communication II course, I made mini-posters to explain scientific concepts visually, to make them easier to understand than a whole block of complicated text, and I really liked that.

However, given that his audience is likely to spend the next few days, and possibly nights as well, working through every comma of a complicated text, the minister could also have cashed in on some Issa alternatives.

I am not a Constitutional scholar by any means but it's not a complicated text: "A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed".