Sentence examples for making it complicated from inspiring English sources

"LIFE is really simple," said Confucius, "but we insist on making it complicated".

"We're making the drink a little more interesting without making it complicated," he said.

The people making it complicated are often trying to make money off of you.

Understanding how simple a story is, then making it complicated, turns out to be considerably less gratifying.

Ship owners could easily swap the nationalities of their vessels, potentially making it complicated to keep track of some ships, like chartered vessels, that have used E.U. ports.

Her favorite interjection is a sharp exhalation — "Aah!" — which is often provoked by someone else taking a simple thing (the renewal of a lease, say) and making it complicated.

The complex nature of PA that covers both sports and non-sport activities makes it complicated to perfectly measure all of its aspects.

That makes it complicated, and sometimes there may be encouragement from the companies too.

"If you can make it complicated, why make it simple?" he said in an interview at the 2004 Rotterdam film festival.

Yet if a dividend tax exemption will make it complicated to file taxes, it will also make it harder -- much harder -- for the I.R.S. to enforce the rules.

I didn't bring that issue with me, but it's an issue that came up, and it makes it complicated".