Sentence examples for good complicated from inspiring English sources

A father's desertion of family is such a good, complicated subject, it deserved a less crudely extreme explanation.

In telling these stories we sometimes resort to shorthand descriptors -- good, complicated, loving- to describe our partnerships.

After a pause ordered by editor in chief John Cook to address its internal dysfunction, the site relaunched in July with a good, complicated story about how the NSA and the FBI had been monitoring a few Muslim-Americans in the United States.

Making a site look good is complicated by the fact that no two monitors will necessarily present the Web in the same way.

The visual outcome is good unless complicated by submacular choroidal neovascularization (CNV), which may occur bilaterally.

No. "Doing good is complicated".

But Mr. Robot, a startlingly good, insanely complicated show, illustrates that we're closer than we might realize.

The bill is entirely too clever for its own good, painfully complicated in its tinkering instrumentalism, which in the end would do very little and do it too late, like an impoverished family scrounging for dinner money on the eve of their eviction.

"In such environments, where the movement of people and goods is complicated, access to reliable telecommunication services is key for economic activity and personal safety," Mr. Tsitsigaros said.

He said: "The church is really good at complicating its message".

But that push for the greater good could complicate the facts of running their businesses.