"It's amazing, because it's just so intricate," she said.
This is the detail of the Quality relationship, the gumption relationship, between the machine and the mechanic, which is just as intricate as the machine itself.
Listen more closely to a "Radiolab" episode, and once you get past the cutting up and the jumpiness, you'll notice just how intricate the underlying soundscapes are.
A virtuoso scratch routine is the DJ equivalent of a guitar solo -- just as intricate and, in the wrong hands, just as tiresome.
It is not just an intricate, despairing meditation on the shabby compromises involved in maintaining Britain's interests and waning foreign prestige.
Knight's composition is just as intricate, but encloses a quite different kind of space – an actual one, bounded by time and place.
Just as intricate and pattern-rich are the European drawings, prints and illustrated books at the booth of Leonard Fox; look out for Gerda Wegener's Art Deco femmes fatales.
This picture shows just how intricate the retinal circulation is, and is important because understanding how blood vessels – any blood vessels – grow is a crucial part of understanding cardiovascular disease.
That has always been my fantasy, or maybe I should say it was, until I found out just how intricate -- and exasperating -- the art of chocolate making can be.
(Martha Graham, seeing this for the first time, had tears in her eyes. "It was simplicity itself," she said, "but the simplicity of a very great master — one who, we know, will later on be just as intricate as he pleases").
