Sentence examples for complicated view from inspiring English sources

Mr. Knopper, a contributing editor at Rolling Stone, provides a wide-angled, morally complicated view of the current state of the music business.

Arab Bloggers Mirror "It's Complicated" View When I started blogging on The Huffington Post site on Middle East and North Africa's political economy challenges, I committed a "punditry" error: I stopped practicing other languages, like Arabic, or trying to learn new ones, like French.

Mr. Forstmann had a complicated view of the single life.

Some religious thinkers take a more complicated view.

Mr. Forstmann never married and had a complicated view of the single life.

But, over all, Parks's complicated view of motherhood — is it fulfillment or destruction, biology or destiny, liberation or prison, or all these things?

He and Carson both have complicated views on abortion.

His supporters, too, have complicated views on the subject.

I guess a president isn't allowed to have complicated views about religion….Former Virginia governor Jim Gilmore called Obama's comments "the most offensive I've ever heard a president make in my lifetime". Good grief.

Thus, Obama is ahead in Oregon, which has a black population of 1.9percentt, but is having trouble in Michigan, where 14.3percentt of the population is black and the white suburban diaspora has complicated views about race informed by black-majority Detroit.

One had very complicated views about patriotism [and] loyalty to one's own nation.