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History is an intricate tapestry of cause and effect.
All sorts of "crazy wanting," both prosaic and earth-shattering, are shot through the intricate tapestry of Barbara Kingsolver's majestic and brave new novel, "Flight Behavior".
With its bewilderingly intricate tapestry of distant street sounds, ambient noise and close-up conversations, this really is a film that you can watch with your ears.
In many Twelfth Nights, the Malvolio scenes are the highlights, with the rest longueurs by comparison, but here they are just part of an intricate tapestry of human behaviour.
From Day 1, as part of its general rollback of environmental protections, the Bush administration has sought to unravel the intricate tapestry of rules and regulations that have shielded the national forests from excessive logging and other commercial activity.
Woven across overlapping contexts of whiteness, activism and cultural and religious pressures, the show spun colorful and resilient threads of truth into an intricate tapestry of lived realities that are often silenced or ignored.
In his previous writing, especially "Constantine's Sword," a magisterial, morally furious survey of Christian anti-Semitism from the time of Christ through Nazism and the Second Vatican Council, Carroll has shown great skill at interweaving complex narrative threads into an intricate tapestry of ideas and events.
He describes and explains the intricate tapestry of custom and belief that connects them all, even though some of them, especially the Druze and the Alawites, cloak themselves in a shroud of mystery that Mr Russell, travelling intrepidly across mountains and through marshes, nonetheless manages largely to unveil.He shows how false it is to draw a line between Europe and the Middle East.
Such strategies are necessary if we are to understand the subtle and complex threads that, woven together, create the intricate tapestry of AD.
Olive's story in this book is one thread in an intricate tapestry of stories, but perhaps the most interesting.
This idea that the west has been stringing together a very intricate tapestry of stereotypes regarding China.
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