Sentence examples for typically complicated from inspiring English sources
Nearly 30 years later, the band's reunion story is typically complicated.
In true Nordic noir style, what Mammon is really pointing to – in the genre's typically complicated, baffling way, of course – is corruption everywhere; its country's own grubby underbelly.
Qualification for the Heineken Cup is typically complicated - a dazzling blur of Heineken champions, Championship champions, Premiership champions, runners-up, finalists, Shield winners, lucky dips and so on.
Despite some typically complicated ensembles which end up with everyone suitably confounded and dumbfounded, the score lacks the comedic brilliance of The Barber of Seville.
Now that that tactic has failed, managers have come up with another typically complicated wheeze to get someone else to pay for the Thames Tideway – in which the ultimate insurer for the £4bn project will be the British taxpayer.
The answer is typically complicated as it involves the one-and-done rule diluting elite programs, the power of veteran teams playing together and the erosion of top-flight stars in college basketball.
While accepting Eliot's main contention that a classic is the mature cultural product of a mature civilisation, Kermode adds a typically complicating spin.
It is worth noting that a firm alternative has not yet been provided – fixture scheduling, typically, complicates what informal plans have been mooted.
Disconnected pancreatic duct syndrome (DPDS) typically complicates acute necrotizing pancreatitis (ANP) and presents as a pseudocyst months after the initial episode of pancreatitis.
But although these techniques can be used to circumvent particular cases of (i) and (ii), they also typically complicate the task of explaining why the set of sentences known by an agent may exhibit some potentially desirable closure properties (e.g. that knowledge of a conjunction entails knowledge of its conjuncts).
Depression during adolescence typically complicates progression through the essential developmental tasks of that time leading to secondary difficulties [ 4, 5].
