Sentence examples for complicated use of from inspiring English sources
But Mr. Kennedy also considers the newer, more complicated use of "nigger" as a term of affection by young African-Americans and their well-meaning white friends.
His photograph of Nasir al-Din Shah on the Peacock Throne is inspired by Rembrandt in its complicated use of lighting and chiaroscuro.
"There's kind of, like, different stuff going on," Colen susses, and it becomes the most complicated use of the word I've ever heard stuff.
The poem contains a complicated use of assonance (the repetition of vowel sounds), as evident in line 19, "O why did ye not melt, and leave my sense", where the pairs ye/leave and melt/sense share vowel sounds.
Wildstyle is the very complicated use of letters, the most famous of graffiti.
As the student start to understand the use of the verb as an adjective, you can begin teaching participial phrases, a more complicated use of the participle.
Using micro-computed tomography (micro-CT) this study: (1) examines changes in SCB architecture in a non-invasive loading mouse model in which focal AC lesions are induced selectively in the lateral femur, and (2) determines any modifications in the contralateral knee, linked to changes in gait, which might complicate use of this limb as an internal control.
Further, pesticide products can have the same brand name but contain different active ingredients, further complicating use of questionnaire data in pesticide exposure assessment.
2, 10 The pharmacokinetic exposure of rilpivirine in coinfected patients was similar to that in patients infected only by HIV-1, but new HCV therapies may complicate use of rilpivirine in this population (see later under drug-drug interactions and pharmacokinetics of rilpivirine).
The presence of neutralizing antibodies in these serum-derived HCV sources complicates use of these strains, and is a possible explanation for the lack of detection following in vitro infection of HFH in our study.
All of these changes are highly variable in elderly patients, further complicating use of medications in this population [ 1368, 1369].
