Sentence examples for complicated well from inspiring English sources

If that doesn't seem very complicated, well, it isn't.

A big deepwater drilling rig costs half a million dollars a day to rent, and can take three months to drill a complicated well.

The reasons for the bearing failure of cement sheaths under complicated well conditions are of concern.

If this sounds complicated, well, it is.

Indeed, developing any Broadway musical is a steep climb that becomes more precipitous when dealing with a legend as emotionally complicated, well known and tragic as Monroe.

When you're fighting with someone, a more complicated well of emotions is at work, guiding your response and your actions.

Diary-blogs can deliberately activate (and complicate) well-established conventions around the production of secret, scandalous, or very personal material.

Which is great, but at the same time it's complicated as well.

Mr. Olitski, who has exhibited since 1951, has never given up on Color Field painting, the art movement that Greenberg promoted as the rightful heir to Abstract Expressionism; but he has made it quirkier, more complicated and, well, less Greenbergian.

If you'd like your dinner made more complicated still, well, that's what the "Market" portion of the menu is for: inventive concoctions of vegetables and fish, manipulated so precisely that you might think of them as Modernist inspired.

He was married and divorced three times, and as we know from that sad debate last year over freezing his remains, his relations with his children were complicated as well.