Sentence examples for complicated weapons from inspiring English sources

Simple words become complicated weapons.

"Reading a Ludlum novel is like watching a James Bond film: The action is so slickly paced, the political details so all-consuming, the weapons and women so blatantly steeped in sex appeal... all in the name of discovering a truth that involves complicated weapons, wily governments and buxom blondes," Rebecca Ascher-wrote wrote in Entertainment Weekly.

But to this simple goal I intend to bring complicated weapons, rituals, and assets: two apps, this blog, related tweeting, the Board of Advisors, and an audience of several million to keep me honest.

It would still be one of the most complicated weapons systems ever built.

The law also focused too much on features that didn't affect a weapon's deadliness like barrel shrouds and pistol grips; generally, efforts to ban "assault weapons" are complicated by the vagueness of that term.

While some envisioned the invention of the atomic bomb as a weapon that would make war itself unimaginable, the invention of increasingly powerful weapons has only complicated the nature of warfare for the dominant power.

An operation to establish control over [Syria's] chemical weapons is very complicated technically and politically, and the US will easily find an excuse to avoid implementing Russia's initiative".

I don't think we should be very worried [though]—[if we're] talking about mass casualties in terms of millions of people, these weapons are too complicated for many people to use.

Indeed, the whole strategic calculus could have been complicated by the introduction of other weapons, possibly including electromagnetic pulse and space-based systems, which could either displace or complement existing ballistic missiles.

Now, with the passing of President Obama's year-end deadline for diplomatic progress, that cloak of invisibility has emerged as something of a stealth weapon, complicating the West's military and geopolitical calculus.

And anyway we don't know how to fire it: the instruction booklet for the use of so novel a weapon is rather too complicated for we ordinary mortals at Ipso to understand".