Sentence examples for exciting but complex from inspiring English sources

Teenage years are an exciting but complex time for beauty.

Internationally things are also very exciting but complex.

'It's exciting but enormously complex.' Rogers is helping to push for improved transport links for east London.

Alan Donald, from Ports of Jersey, was involved in the organisation of the baton's arrival, which he described as "very exciting, but logistically complex".

In releasing "Take a Giant Step," Linda Darling-Hammond, the nation's leading expert on teacher quality and professional reform said: "Teaching young children today demands a new approach to an exciting but increasingly complex set of challenges.

Indeed, the base premise of individualized medicine is founded on this exciting but enormously complex molecular diversity.

Genome organization within the nucleus is emerging as one of the most exciting, but highly complex gene expression regulatory mechanisms.

The actress said she found the opportunity to play such a complex person exciting but turned down the role because it would involve uprooting her family on the East Coast.

On the exciting and complex Steven seriesergh-helmed series "The Knick," Owen is believable and magnetic as a surgeon who seems to be addicted to everything but love.

It's a fraught, somewhat unlikely journey, less exciting and complex than it might have been, followed by a rather laboured, uneventful sojourn in Israel.

Ms. Collins's novels are able to fuse all of these meanings into a credible character embedded in an exciting and complex story.