Sentence examples for trying to complicate from inspiring English sources

"We're not trying to complicate anybody's mind.

"They're just trying to complicate a simple matter," he said.

"We're trying to complicate him," Mr. Beach said.

Polly told Henry that Rebecca, like Robert, was always trying to complicate her life.

Tuesday's hearing was closed to the press, but in a statement posted on his Web site, Mr. Khodorkovsky accused prosecutors of trying to "complicate the essence of the case in order to confuse the court and society".

While Ms. Weingarten spoke glowingly of the Bloomberg administration after yesterday's talks, she aimed a dart at Schools Chancellor Harold O. Levy and the Board of Education, suggesting that they were trying to complicate negotiations at the last minute.

People try to complicate things.

"I don't really try to complicate things too much.

Kinnock and Blair went to some lengths to try to complicate policymaking with a National Policy Forum so that it wasn't simply decided on the floor of annual conference.

Only the Victorians tried to complicate matters with separate parlours and saloons based on class.Their walls and screens survive, but reflect different attitudes.

After 12 Qf4, Rozentalis could have eliminated Moskow's bishop with 12... Nf3, but played 12... Bd6 to try to complicate the position, hoping Moskow would go astray.