Sentence examples for thought complicated from inspiring English sources

For all their differences, they were united in their critique of what they thought complicated the essence of Christianity.

This current of thought complicated its explanation of the relation between God and the universe which was at the same time an attempt at assigning to God's manifestations a place in a harmonious theological and cosmological system with an evolutionist theory of successive creations.

Because I spent 10 years working with writers, another strange subset of humans, who think complicated things and try to tell them simply.

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Maybe they thought it complicated the look, but they neglected ergonomics in this case.

From an obstetric point of view, diabetes is thought to complicate pregnancy.

And then I don't think it's complicated; I think I got in and I adopted an economic plan that they characterized as a big tax increase, and the benefits of it weren't yet felt, and people weren't sure whether they were getting their taxes increased or not then.

What pilgrimages like Uman do, I think, is complicate this distinction between a reason and an excuse.

"Honestly, it seems to me if the surgery goes well and everything comes together and the plate fits nicely, I don't think it complicates things in the future more than the initial opinion did," he said.

"Despite the fact that it's a very large state, a very complicated state, and has the longest ballots in the Western world — all these things that you'd think would complicate voting — they don't wait that long," Mr. Stewart said.

"It's a simple game at the end of the day, I think we complicate things at times but we've got Quins in the final which is a tough game but we can do it if we really want to.