Sentence examples for most complicated characters from inspiring English sources

Mr. Blackman is among this book's most complicated characters.

But the most interesting woman on the show -- and one of the most complicated characters in all of television -- is also the most empathy-impaired: Ms. Innes's Dr. Kerry Weaver, the head of emergency medicine at the fictional County General in Chicago.

The Huffington Post's theater critic, Wilborn Hampton, describes the role as "one of the most complicated characters in dramatic literature", making it a draw for the great actors.

Willow (endearingly played by Alyson Hannigan) is emerging as the most complicated character on "Buffy".

But H. pylori is a most complicated character, the entire spectrum of microbial good and evil rolled into one bug.

Our narrator Jim's actual father is already ill when the book opens, and dies shortly after the initial skirmish with the pirates: Jim has very little time to grieve for him (as he also has very little time for reflection of any kind in what follows) but once the trip to the island is proposed, he finds himself in a proxy-son relationship with the most complicated character in the book.

Stamper almost attains the same state of tragic grace as the show's most complicated character – the late, lamented gubernatorial candidate Peter Russo Corey Stolll), who Underwood murdered back in season one.

For all his outward evenness, he's the most complicated character in "Star Trek" and its most modern hero.

"It was the most complicated part for me.

Now here is the most complicated part.

LOS ANGELES — When Hugh Laurie gets an hour off from shooting scenes on his hit Fox drama "House," he generally stretches out on a couch in his comfortable trailer, though not because he needs a quick nap to recover from playing one of television's most complicated lead characters.