Sentence examples for complicated views of from inspiring English sources

"Most people have quite complicated views of their illness anyway," he said.

Other than writing "An Ordinary Spy," he's still working out his complicated views of the C.I.A.

While Stowe is staunchly anti-abortion, many American Catholics have more complicated views of the issue.

For that he can thank an unlikely group of allies: former slaves who worked at Mount Vernon in the late 19th century and who helped shape our modern beliefs about him — but only by hiding his complicated views on slavery behind the illusion of an Old South plantation.

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

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

Mr. Greenspan has a somewhat complicated view of tax cuts, one that allows both supporters and opponents of Mr. Bush's plan to claim him as an ally.

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

This instilled in him an ability to see and articulate the very "complicated view of what it means to be a contemporary African".

The sequence of events that followed — from the appointment of a special counsel to Mr. Comey's expected testimony in the Senate — would have been predictable in a conventional, complicated view of the political world.

And in Western Europe there is a much more complicated view of the war in Georgia and an unwillingness to jump to the conclusion that it's time to man the barricades and contain Russia".