Sentence examples for getting too complicated from inspiring English sources
This is getting too complicated for him.
If a texting conversation is getting too complicated, just lift the phone to your ear.
"There are folks who are feeling that things are getting too complicated," said Jim Barry, a spokesman for the Consumer Electronics Association.
If e-mails are getting too complicated, if the tone seems to be degenerating, if they're just not getting the job done, call or walk over to that colleague.
There's been a lot of bluster recently about the BBC's cult output getting too complicated – but anyone flummoxed by Doctor Who will surely have given up on BBC3's latest high-concept cult vehicle by now.
"A lot of advertising is getting too complicated these days," says P. J. Pereira, chief creative officer at the agency, "especially when you talk about" uncomplicated products like snacks.
Good things get ruined when they get too complicated".
"My aim is not to get too complicated," she said.
"The contracts get too complicated, and there are usually too many postconstruction claims to deal with".
McDonald's has admitted it created some of its own problems, such as letting its menu get too complicated.
It just may be that gymnastics and figure skating, with their judges and their computers, have gotten too complicated.
