Sentence examples for ever complicated from inspiring English sources

Has sharing a profession ever complicated her relationship with her mother?

Do you feel that it ever complicated your sense of what it is to be an American?

Yet it is surely chauvinistic to identify the West with America and Britain alone, and partisan to attribute its slow triumph to one favoured thread of an ever complicated politics.

While President Obama is expected to discuss the ever complicated Palestinian statehood question and Russia headache at this month's United Nations General Assembly, New Yorkers are gearing up for their own share of headaches, including heavy traffic congestion and tight security.

Or does it ever complicate our lives unnecessarily and distract us from what is most important?

The inevitable question, then, is whether forging a fraught make-believe relationship ever complicates their offstage lives.

This happens, then this happens, then this, but nothing that happens ever complicates the journey in any major or unexpected way, or creates serious obstacles.

Its most important Pacific alliance being with the United States, it has not wanted any commitments to evolve that could ever complicate that alliance or diminish America's role in the region.China's rise has, however, changed the situation, and promises to do so even more in future.

On Friday, Blac Chyna announced that she's pregnant and, wow, does that ever complicate things for the Kardashians. .

An ever complicating biosphere as a whole and the appearance of ever more complex and highly organized organisms and systems increase their vulnerability to entropy pressure, their thermodynamic tension.

The question when to intervene becomes ever more complicated.