Sentence examples for busy surface from inspiring English sources

Like the Potter novels, the book is extremely efficiently organised beneath the busy surface.

The elevated roadway had been replaced by a busy surface road, while the oil-stained mechanic's shop had become Barbuto, a popular restaurant.

In a calmer middle section there are references to Monteverdi below the busy surface that emerge like out-of-focus anthems in the brass.

The book has a righteous social message, about responsibility for others, and a great big plot that runs like clockwork; like the Potter novels, it is efficiently organised beneath its busy surface.

Nevertheless, the Arch grounds present a sort of Gordian knot of urban design: Girdled by depressed highways and busy surface roads, the park is bounded to the east by the Mississippi, which is prone to flooding.

But based on close inspection of his Los Angeles stops, it appears that Mr. Hooper will cover more than 45 miles on busy surface streets and freeways, just as Christmas shoppers hit the roads.

Draw closer, however, and the illusion collapses into sensuously busy surfaces.

In sharp contrast to these busy surfaces are quilts made by members of Amish and Mennonite communities, whose big, bold but simple geometric designs suggest Minimalist painting.

Pynchon's novels feature light, busy surfaces, characters who are often more personality than person, narratives impelled by event rather than the inner dynamics of principals, characteristics that seem to point away from substance, yet invariably encase an elaborate architecture of political, historical and scientific concerns.

There is a certain underlying order in the four rooms of Gay Town that, under busy surfaces intent on penetrating the closed loop of the celebrity media cycle, provides insight into the very universality of the pioneering mission of this boundary-smashing iconoclast.

She's busy measuring surface and groundwater at various locations around Hamelin pool to search for correlations.