Sentence examples for complicated things for from inspiring English sources

The subcommittee's investigation has already complicated things for the bank.

It's not the first time Vice has complicated things for the subject of a criminal proceeding.

The subtle relationship between privacy and control has complicated things for marketers, too.

"The basic disposition of the local people is entirely positive, although the recent political history has complicated things for some," he added.

Norman Brownstein, a longtime Democratic fund-raiser in Denver, said there was a perception that Mr. McAuliffe's service as chairman "complicated" things for the party.

NASA's announcement of water on the Moon has also complicated things for President Obama, who hasn't seemed very keen on resuming a manned program to the Moon.

But the complicated thing for Synge was that it wasn't really his culture.

The soul of the expatriate is a complicated thing, for though it may long for its native country with an overwhelming passion, it will often revel in its own independent spirit -- the very quality that helped it travel far from home.

Lutnick understood, Tom Barbash writes in "On Top of the World," "that the fact that he wasn't in the building, even if it was to bring his son to his first day of kindergarten, will be a complicated thing for some people to accept".

(For example, I often don't count, and Trevor Noah talks in a documentary about how complicated things are for him in terms of identity in South Africa).

Looking at them, I'm reminded of something Jean Cocteau said: "Style is a simple way of saying complicated things". The photo of Frida Kahlo in the native costume of women from Mexico's Tehuantepec region, for example, says complicated things about physical suffering: Kahlo wore long dresses and skirts to hide her body, which was disfigured from childhood polio and a near-fatal tram accident.