Sentence examples for really quite complex from inspiring English sources

"When it comes to a sense of purpose the pleasure profile is really quite complex," he says.

This is going to be really, really quite complex". Here's a look at how and why Britain got to this point and the rocky road ahead.

The system is actually quite complex.

Modern flight feathers are really quite a complex structure – they have the central vane, and various branches and sub-branches that hook together and "zip up" to provide a relatively strong surface that can provide lift and resist the stresses of flight.

It is really quite a complex system when trust is added: you have to trust your employer, the government, and also the people who manage your money".

The answers are really quite simple today, rather than being heinously complex.

It can seem quite complex, I suppose, but there's really three basic types of gameplay.

"I, personally, I really like our population and find them interesting......Their problems are quite complex.

Alas, both approaches are quite complex and the relation between RL and CL is not really straight forward.

She describes the situation as a "complex humanitarian crisis", and says: "The level of human suffering is really quite moving and harrowing".

Motivation is quite complex.