Sentence examples for mind complicated from inspiring English sources

My photographs from Haiti tend to reflect those states of mind — complicated frames, truncated figures, photographs that tend to raise complicated questions rather than to provide easy answers.

But Mr. Saleh then changed his mind, complicating attempts to remove his loyalists from power and adding to confusion about who was running the country.

Boland and Horobin both note that linguistic ambiguities or grammatical goofs can, when parsed by legalistic minds, complicate the implementation of an order, or open opportunities to use it in a way the authors may not have intended.

"That's just a mind-boggling, complicated process," Mr. Sunderland said.

The debate will become angry and murky and mind-numbingly complicated, and the temptation will be to put off reform yet again.

Nowhere is the politics of measurement more fraught, and often mind-bendingly complicated, than around climate change mitigation policy, where Australia's leading institution for measuring, monitoring and trading carbon emission permits is on the verge of being systematically dismantled.

While what constitutes social housing in people's minds is complicated by the hundreds of thousands of former council houses that are now owned by private landlords as a result of the right to buy.

Like most politicians, Gove paints his plans in primary colours, but close up, what he's doing is so mind-bogglingly complicated that many teachers – let alone parents – have difficulty keeping up.

Let's start by conceding the obvious: The American landscape of financial regulation is mind-numbingly complicated.

Notably, the distribution strategy of "4:44" was mind-numbingly complicated.

I joke now and then about how mind-numbingly complicated, as I like to say, this international tax and structure stuff can be.