Sentence examples for is indeed complex from inspiring English sources

Reality is indeed complex.

Zach: Choosing a Vice-President is indeed complex.

The issue of gentrification, which is what this is fuss is really about, is indeed complex.

JEROME GROOPMAN: The science is indeed complex and I agree that we should invest in new research that can better characterize effects of toxins on the genome.

Alemao is indeed complex: it is made up of a dozen or so different favelas with a population of some 65,000 people.

At the same time Figure 4 brings the gift of primary systemic options to Figure 3, confirming that the primary system of field is indeed complex.

However, our brains are indeed complex almost beyond comprehension.

The origin, reliability, and interrelationships of the chronicles have long been a focus of historians' debate, for they are indeed complex and contradictory.

Even in a group as small as a string quartet -- especially in so small a group, where differences cannot be diffused the way they might be in an orchestra -- issues of chemistry and balance are indeed complex.

Some of the descriptions on the report card are indeed complex: "understands the commutative, associative and distributive properties," for example, and "represents the number of possible arrangements and combinations".

The accounting issues were indeed complex.