Sentence examples for does complicated from inspiring English sources

Does complicated syntax really "enact... the hasty joy and chaotic desire" of sex, as he claims of a sentence by Philip Roth?

She frequently records herself, sweat dripping down her face, as she does complicated trampoline-based workouts, during which she gazes into the camera with a plaintive expression.

He does complicated civil litigation in federal court that requires know-how and intelligence that most attorneys don't have".

"It certainly does complicate the restoration".

But it does complicate the authors' task.

One area that coving does complicate is pricing.

Part of the reason is because of clothing – it does complicate the situation," he said.

That's not a bad thing, but it does complicate any critical assessment of their performance.

But it does complicate claims that this winter's extremes can be blamed on man-made climate change.

It's true, this does complicate the picture – 35% of the budget was stumped up by the Ministry of Culture.

That irony doesn't invalidate his legacy, but it does complicate the question of what was achieved on that August day five decades ago.