Sentence examples for makes for complicated from inspiring English sources

He seems more like a frustrated, slumping star whose height — 6 foot 8 — makes for complicated mechanics.

I think there's a question -- I think it's dangerous when a person tries to wear more hats than he has heads, because it makes for complicated relationships.

That makes for more complicated international relationships.

"This makes for a complicated mosaic... good news for oil importers, bad news for oil exporters.

His principled insistence on not setting foot in Charlottesville makes for excessively complicated travel arrangements with his daughter.

Barrett Brown makes for a pretty complicated victim.

Neither of these black-and-white personality types makes for a terribly complicated -- or interesting -- character, and in this case, Nory's willful niceness can become irritating and cloying.

It makes for a really complicated feel.

But her feeling for ritual makes things complicated for her biographers because she constantly revised her life to improve its structural clarity and mythic force.

Looking at nations individually makes for a much more complicated portrait.

This makes for a much more complicated picture than the old one of better-off Republicans and worse-off Democrats.