Sentence examples for seeking to complicate from inspiring English sources

Beyoncé was also clearly seeking to complicate the narratives around more than just infidelity or her relationship with Jay Z.

Mr. Bonello and Ms. Deshaies sought to complicate the voyeurism implicit in many of these works.

For Ms. Chipaumire (pronounced chip-aw-MEE-ray), a Zimbabwean-born and New York-based artist who has long sought to complicate traditional and stereotypical images of African women, obfuscation as strategy is nothing new.

But nevertheless he is keen, in the here and now, to emphasise the common sense of his chosen approach; the way in which it simplifies what others have sought to complicate, and thus permits us a closer, truer, more robust relationship with verse.

The California meeting is a "critical opportunity" for the US to explain America's strategy and goals on this, writes Kenneth Lieberthal for the Brookings Institution, given the "understanding of many Chinese that this strategy is targeted against China and seeks to complicate, slow down and perhaps even disrupt China's rise".

The current study along with more recent research has sought to complicate this normative perspective on coping strategy to better understand and redefine coping strategies within specific cultural contexts.

People try to complicate things.

It's usually led by a protagonist who is seeking to understand something complicated.

This issue has complicated genetic studies seeking to investigate the genetic basis of the high hereditability observed clinically in those with an ASC.

The Watch List Iran – While Russia won't admit to being friendly with this isolated nation, its renewed delivery of enriched uranium could be perceived as tacit support, possibly complicating matters for countries seeking to isolate Iran's regime.

But she said that authors are often in no position to negotiate complicated reversion clauses with multi-national publishers seeking to maximise the commercial exploitation of their works.