Sentence examples for complicated to answer from inspiring English sources
Van Vranken's understandable confusion was rooted in a question that is surprisingly complicated to answer: What does "no-kill shelter" actually mean?
In his acclaimed shows Mr. Kitson, a 33-year-old British comic with a bushy beard and a stutter, explores questions about loss and love and the pursuit of meaning that are too complicated to answer completely.
During that quiz Watson showed off some pretty impressive skills - being able to answer complicated and nuanced questions without being connected to the internet.
As a journalist, Hauser has profiled plenty of celebrities, and she said that now it has become obligatory to ask her subjects: "Do you consider yourself a feminist?" When it comes to Brown, the question is complicated enough that she struggles to answer it.
An inability to answer that question would complicate their efforts to assess North Korea's nuclear weapons capabilities.
Offering clarity on politics that Labour has for years now given complicated answers to, will be well received by an electorate tired of long, caveated policy statements from politicians.
(Answer: something very complicated having to do with caching data).
Just to further complicate the answer to that question, the accelerated building of settlements only puts more barriers in the way of achieving justice and peace.
"It's complicated," Hoffman answered.
"Similarly, a long complicated answer is likely to be seen as evasiveness - trying to find a way to avoid telling the truth without actually lying". A number of other protestations of honesty feature in the top 10, alongside claims that what follows is going to be straightforward, when the listener suspects it will be anything but.
