Sentence examples for of being complicated from inspiring English sources
NASA engineers say they did not come up with something complicated for the sake of being complicated.
Tokens are controllable, but they can be lost, stolen or shared and they have the further drawbacks of being complicated and requiring special hardware.
Endings are difficult, of course, but banalities like this one appear all over the place in "Bamboo," as when Boyd deems "The Unbearable Lightness of Being" "complicated and thoughtful," or when he calls "Zuckerman Unbound" "an elegant and amusing contribution to the debate" about an author's relationship to his characters.
Motivations of companies' performance of CSR are complicated.
Notions of identity are complicated for Bosnians.
The answer, of course, is complicated.
The entrenched nature of inequality is complicated.
None of this is complicated.
His larger task, of course, was complicated.
The language of money was complicated.
The island of Ireland is complicated.
