Sentence examples for most complicated in from inspiring English sources

He represented current and former company executives in an investigation he called "probably the largest, most complicated in American history".

He then thanked Pierre Bergé, with whom he was first in love and then in business, their partnership one of the longest and most complicated in fashion history.

The cards and the database to power them (at a total cost of £5.4 billion) will be the most complicated in the world.

Despite his strong showing there, he is on the ballot in only 19 New York districts because the party establishment used the ballot-access rules, which are considered the most complicated in the nation, to challenge his petitions.

Here is a coherent, reasoned and entertaining chronicle of dance performance in the West over the hundred years that are unquestionably the fullest and most complicated in the long history of this fragmented and elusive art.

They have had to deal with high taxes and social security charges, as well as a bureaucracy that is almost proud to be the most complicated in the world.

As the emblem of a major feast day, this version of the Nativity figured prominently, usually in its most complicated form, in the liturgical iconography of Byzantine church decoration.

In "Hanna" Mr. Bana's big brawl, in an underground train station, is captured in a single snaking shot, and Ms. Ronan's most complicated fight, in a container yard, was also filmed in extended takes.

Steven Moffat teased what fans may expect to see from the "most complicated relationship in the universe".

It might not be the longest or most complicated book in the world, but it's beautiful and reminds me of being a little girl!

In fact, when Orwell delivered his manuscript at the end of the year, Gollancz was confronted with rather more than he'd bargained for, an infuriating but always compelling, personal quest by one of the strangest and most complicated figures in English literature.