Sentence examples for makes things complicated from inspiring English sources

"There is a multitude of ways to get these drugs, and that's what makes things complicated".

It is useful, though, to remember this: in general terms, Rodriguez makes things complicated and Jeter keeps things simple.

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.

But there are traitors, both human and metallic, which makes things complicated in the sense that more exposition is required, and plot twists need to be handled with screaming instances of narrative torque.

What makes things complicated is that there were no national licensing systems: the Colleges of Physicians only controlled doctors working in and around the cities in which they were based, London, Edinburgh, etc.

I guess the uncertainty surrounding the play-offs makes things complicated, but why on earth are Saints staging their last league game against Castleford on a Friday night rather than a Sunday afternoon?

We make things complicated.

Some people need to make things complicated.

He tells Arnold how to win: not to make things complicated, to trust his eyes.

The beauty of Mediterranean cooking is its simplicity, and Medi tries not to make things complicated.

(Note to self: Growing up a tennis player doesn't make things complicated. Growing up a reader does).