Sentence examples for purpose to complicate from inspiring English sources
It is not our purpose to complicate such situation.
Strangers sometimes assumed this to be so, only to realize a little later that Hester was not in the least concerned with such pandering; it was simply a quirk — without a purpose — that caused her to complicate conversation in this manner.
The purpose of this essay is to complicate the planning process for the new Chicago Theological Seminary building to be constructed on the south campus of the University of Chicago.
The common law gives intention "its normal meaning: purpose or aim", with judges advised not to, in the majority of cases, attempt to complicate the definition.
Since our purpose was to demonstrate methods of survival analysis, we chose not to complicate the analysis by imputation of variables other than survival time.
People try to complicate things.
The last chance to complicate.
To complicate the situation, to create occupation.
I decided to complicate that, too.
To complicate matters further, Washington's official policy rarely translated perfectly in the field, where generals and Treasury agents pursued their own agendas, even when they ran at cross purposes to the president's.
