Sentence examples for inordinately complex from inspiring English sources

Now, at last, someone has had the courage to make the first-ever movie about the inordinately complex Brecht.

An example of the latter is Goltzius's large "Young Man Holding a Skull and Tulip," an inordinately complex vanitas fantasy in brown ink.

To what degree British anti-Semitism, the anti-Israel BDS lobby and legitimate criticism of Israel's policies are related is an inordinately complex question, but it is clear that anti-Semitism plays a role among some BDS supporters.

Alternating showstopping sights with provocative ideas, it takes the mind far beyond fashion per se to a broader understanding of the body, blatantly exposed or sculpturally obscured, as an inordinately complex object of desire, veneration and pathology.

His technique in winning a case against the evidence is exemplified by Pro Cluentio, a speech in an inordinately complex murder trial; Cicero later boasted of "throwing dust in the jurymen's eyes".

Supporters of Proposition E say the large number of such measures in the city — about 20 per year — can make elections off-putting and inordinately complex, requiring voters to become familiar with the intricacies of too many issues in a single election.

Because you operate these businesses almost exclusively through sole proprietorships and/or closely-held partnerships, your personal federal income tax returns are inordinately large and complex for an individual".

In March, two of Trump's tax lawyers, Sheri Dillon and William Nelson, of Morgan, Lewis & Bockius, released a letter to Trump that said the candidate had interests in roughly five hundred business entities and, thus, "your personal federal income tax returns are inordinately large and complex for an individual".

We're continuing to fuel a prison industrial complex that inordinately harms people of color and poorer communities in the U.S., and we're keeping billions of dollars out of the economy.

Synthetic routes towards the construction of multi-nuclear transition metal complexes and inordinately stable boron based dyes bearing acetylenic units are presented.

God never acts inordinately, but the system of divine ordinations is complex and involves multiple incompatible subsets capable of being in place at any given time.