Sentence examples for complicated who from inspiring English sources

Q: It seems complicated, who are your target customers?

On the third hand (this is getting complicated), who knows what's going to happen in places like Afghanistan and Iran.

Clearly, the Bard portrayed kings, good or wicked, who were more complicated, who had more to say at the end of their day.

With Mavis and with Lamb and even Juno, I just thought, "Let's just try to create somebody who's a little more complicated who we haven't seen a million times before".

Along the way, Danvers a human (sort of, it's complicated) who spent years in space and apparently lost her memories begins to realize that she once "had a life here," and it looks like she'll be searching for what that life looked like throughout the movie.

In addition, only a fraction of HIV-1-infected individuals have access to cART making the situation further complicated (WHO) [ 4].

For example, 38%95%CI34.3%to3% to 41.9%) of nulliparous women aged 35 39 without complicating complications who planned birth in a non-OU setting experienced an intervention/adverse outcome requiring obstetric care, compared with 57.7%95%CI53.4%to4% to 62.0%) of women of the same age without complicating conditions who planned birth in an OU.

For the kind of men who prefer women to be ideas instead of actual, complicated people who can speak for themselves, Ayn Rand is also conveniently dead.

Uncomplicated patients who do not require insulin should be treated by GPs, while complicated patients who require insulin and have poor glycaemic control together with patients with a new diagnosis of diabetes should be treated by diabetologists in diabetes centres.

Other contenders: Jesus, which would be complicated; Gandhi, who actually could have received it, but didn't.

"Though some saw her as complicated, those who knew her understood her intentions were simple," her family wrote in an obituary published in a memorial book.