Sentence examples for so complicated that she from inspiring English sources
The secrets of Carr, the former girlfriend of the Soham killer Ian Huntley, are so complicated that she is trapped inside them, a prisoner of a new identity.
She told me that at eighteen Owens, who had just learned to sew, produced a dress with cutouts — a creation so complicated that she had no idea how he had done it.
She told me that at eighteen Owens, who had just learned to sew, produced a dress with cutouts a creation so complicated that she had no idea how he had done it.
It's complicated -- so complicated that unless you are a reader of obscure insurance industry newsletters, you've probably never heard about this, even though it has the potential to cause the collapse of the exchanges and completely circumvent the intent of Congress.
Mystery plays have now become so complicated that it is necessary to call in the police in order to solve them.
Still, said Ms. Stamm, who is aided by an Anatolian shepherd for stress and partial deafness, "The laws are so complicated that very few people understand them".
"Securitization has made it so complicated that everyone in the process is able to say that they don't know what's going on.
Medicine and science have become so complicated that it is almost impossible for one person to be an expert at both.
People who do these kinds of settlements regularly say that the world has become so complicated that, more often than not, it is simply too expensive to figure out who was harmed and who was not.
In "Bleak House," Dickens wrote of a legal case: "This scarecrow of a suit has, in course of time, become so complicated that no man alive knows what it means".
Worse than not fixing the problem, he said, is the way that such solutions compound the fear that computers are "so complicated that you're not going to understand how they really work".
