 At least prima facie, our use of complex predicates suggests that there are corresponding complex properties involving all sorts of logical operations. Thus, one can envisage conjunctive properties such as blue and spherical, negative properties such as non-spherical, disjunctive properties such as blue or non-spherical, existentially or universally quantified properties such as loving someone or loved by everyone, reflexive properties such as loving oneself, etc. Moreover, one could add to the list properties with individuals as constituents, which are then denied the status of a purely qualitative property, e.g., taller than Obama.