Sentence examples similar to an intricate depth from inspiring English sources
Take one of the world's greatest works of literature, James Joyce's Ulysses, a weighty work of intricate depth that displays language at its most brilliantly musical -- a work not normally described as very visual, much less narrative, what with its intertwined and overlapping plot elements.
He had come to respect it, even revere it, mistaking it for a form of coyness, a conventional veil for a richly sexual nature — in all, part of the intricate depth of her personality, and proof of her quality.
The quality of design and intricate depth of play here makes this one not only for Disney fans but those who enjoy a highly strategic board game.
In subfigures with choroid flattened according to sclera, the depth is color coded, from red to blue. Figure 16 shows a thick healthy choroid, with an intricate vasculature, especially in Sattler's layer.
She became an intricate lyricist.
It is an intricate, gripping family history.
The Illusionist is an intricate jewel.
"Brand loyalty is an intricate thing.
It can be an intricate challenge.
This is an intricate, amusing conceit.
From a distance, jewelled colours glow within an intricate design.
