Sentence examples for with the complication of from inspiring English sources

With many black dancers this has come with the complication of "representing your race".

Privately, he hoped that even with the complication of the ransom prohibition he would one day escort Kayla home.

Mr. Farber said the economy was getting worse in 1980, with the complication of inflation on top of high unemployment.

Privately, he hoped that — even with the complication of the ransom prohibition — he would one day escort Kayla home.

It was hard on the dog, what with the complication of his fur, which was made for another climate altogether, and I took him for increasingly longer walks, just to get out of the house.

Now she was playing less with the complication of language and idea than with the eruption of emotion in the characters themselves; some of the elements that had been so startling in her earlier work were more conventional and audience-friendly.

And there we invite that audience to dwell for a time with the complications of truth.

There has to be some engagement with the complications of human life as it is now".

But first he had to deal with the complications of having copied some of Enron's financing methods.

Comparing the morbidity and mortality of vaginal delivery and Caesarean section ignores the fact that women cope with complications of a natural process far differently (and better) than they do with the complications of major surgery.

With the complications of STIs being far-reaching, early treatment is imperative.