Sentence examples for this rather complicated from inspiring English sources

Carlson did not seem convinced by this rather complicated explanation.

This rather complicated personal life would not put off suitors and Chelsea, Liverpool and Real Madrid have all joined Arsenal with a reported interest.

I think it was because nobody else was writing so personally, and giving such clear examples, drawn from personal experience, which allowed readers to understand this rather complicated subject without feeling accused.

For this rather complicated object, conventional PID control is compared with two different predictive control methods adaptive generalized predictive control (GPC) and a newly developed heuristic predictive controller (HPC).

Nozick provides, in contrast, this rather complicated articulation: "from each according to what he chooses to do and roughly to each as they are chosen". That is, however things distribute themselves, as long as the process is fair, will end up being fair.

So now the $150m question is whether or not to go forward with a sequel from this rather complicated box office result.

This simplification has helped us to decompose the rather complicated problem posed by the inclusion of mathematically untractable antenna patterns.

Except for my father, my mother — whose feelings about all this are rather complicated — and their two sons, the family had quit this kind of skiing.

In a follow-up study, we are considering simplified models in order to study these phenomena on a more mathematical level, but this is rather complicated, will take some time, and is beyond the scope of this paper.

While all of this sounds rather complicated, it's actually an absolute breeze to get to grips with, thanks to the World Tour mode, where players can set the difficulty on a match-by-match basis.

It sounds cool, but I'm not a coder and this sounds rather complicated.