Sentence examples for wildly complicated from inspiring English sources
Where do you even begin to try to explain such a wildly complicated and yet wildly funny book?!
Depending on the difficulty of computing the taxable income (and any tax credits) a simple tax can be steeply progressive and a flat tax can be wildly complicated.
And that's why it's important: in revealing how wildly complicated the lives of six randomly chosen women in one city are, it hints at how ignorant we are about the lives of those left out.
Costumes often have to be put together fast, at the last minute; Ms. Nelson had to do the work on Mr. Long's wildly complicated Chrysler Building gown, the one Gary Beach wore in "The Producers," in two weeks.
Hectic soaps like the aforementioned Scandal, Empire, or even How to Get Away with Murder, should, in theory, be hard to pick up due to their wildly complicated plots.
Obviously this is a wildly complicated issue, but I just thought the mail order catalog comparison was a clever one, and an accurate one.
GIVEN all of the overly complicated, wildly imaginative clothing sent down the runway in the last couple of seasons, it follows that some designers would start thinking in simpler terms -- creating easy palette-cleansing looks that may not move fashion forward, but sure will keep it selling.
Meanwhile, Pattinson's Edward Cullen is described in the books as an adonis, a smoldering romantic of a vampire who is both sexily complicated and wildly devout to his virginal teen girlfriend.
If one is at first glance tempted to dismiss Alison Bechdel's "Are You My Mother?" as a glorified comic strip, one would be wildly and woefully misguided: it is as complicated, brainy, inventive and satisfying as the finest prose memoirs.
And Google Buzz, besides the privacy snafus in the beginning, is just a little too complicated to get people using it wildly.
Unsurprisingly, it has proved complicated to implement (and has often failed wildly), but, at least in theory, it is far more graceful than police officers or the military blasting their way across human terrain.
