Sentence examples for more complicated fact from inspiring English sources

That El Mozote in late 1981 was not a guerrilla town is a fact central to Rufina's story and lies at the heart of the mystery of what happened there; and though it is a fact -- one that almost everyone from the zone affirms -- it seems to have nonetheless been a slightly more complicated fact than Rufina makes out.

A similar, though slightly more complicated, fact holds in the power set case.

Then again, it turns out Sarandon was likely being deliberately misrepresented, as Clinton so often is: Controversy is the currency of the day; why trouble with inconvenient, more complicated facts?

The issues are made even more complicated by the fact this involves several agencies and prosecutors.

This particular decorative scheme is more complicated; it mixes fact and fantasy.

This is made even more complicated by the fact that these engines and systems would want to carve out a niche market that generates maximum revenue for themselves.

Now, land seems to make the situation much more complicated, but in fact it will turn out that we can analyze this pretty easily.

Making matters more complicated is the fact that sites that host these user-generated images are usually immune from civil liability under federal law.

This is made far more complicated by the fact that Egypt has few opposition groups — the result of Mr. Mubarak's 30 years of authoritarian rule.

Making his job more complicated was the fact that he was a Brazilian-born Frenchman of Lebanese descent taking over an insular Japanese icon.

And what made the picture even more complicated was the fact that the most prominent member of his Cabinet, Shimon Peres, is his ideological opposite.