Sentence examples for a complex tapestry from inspiring English sources
There is a complex tapestry occurring in players' medical treatments.
She develops the story gently, with revelations about Maribel's past folded carefully into scenes from the present, yielding a complex tapestry of tales.
"Quant ce vendra" ("When it comes") illustrated Busnoys's facility with polyphony, weaving three lines (two voices and lute) in a complex tapestry, beautifully rendered here.
In his book Postwar, he recalls how "the European continent was once a complex tapestry of languages, religions, communities, and nations that overlapped.
BUILT in 1918, St. Bartholomew's Episcopal Church is considered one of Bertram Goodhue's masterpieces, a complex tapestry of brick, stone, mosaic and tile at 50th Street and Park Avenue.
Composed from 1910 to 1925, it makes reference to hymns, popular songs, the European classical tradition and some of Ives's earlier works in a complex tapestry of overlapping thematic materials, layering effects and elaborate percussion.
It's like a wonderful complex tapestry – without wanting to sound like a pillock – of life.
But the flood of recent polling can still tell us a lot about the complex tapestry of views about government spending and debt, even if those views don't boil down to a single score showing which side is winning the battle of public opinion.
A new thread is being woven into the complex tapestry of Jewish history, a thread fashioned from a double twist of DNA.
For the actor, the acceptance speech that matter most is his thank you to Rowling for creating the complex tapestry of a huge wizard epic where Snape was the most mysterious thread.
The collection includes a Hattersley Jacquard loom, used to weave complex tapestry patterns, which was put through its paces at the 1908 Franco-British exhibition at White City, where it was used to create a copy of Landseer's painting Scene in the Olden Time at Bolton Abbey – leaving the audience awestruck at the innovations in weaving technology.
