Sentence examples for complex interweaving from inspiring English sources

It's a really complex interweaving of time".

He is deeply interested in the physical sciences, mathematics, philosophy, religious ideas, literature and music, especially contrapuntal music, with its complex interweaving of melodic lines.

In its place he proposes a complex interweaving of rich and poor, old and new, public and private, a fabric in which each strand proclaims a distinct identity.

This is music in which an expressive melody is accompanied by evocative chords, as opposed to the traditional polyphonic style with its complex interweaving of several melodic lines.

To wander along its shaded pathways is, among other things, to remind yourself of the complex interweaving of cultural and natural history that defines any green space in the city.

Mr. Levine, in his time as the orchestra's music director, has dispensed with a further trademark: Mr. Oliver's favored seating plan, a complex interweaving of high and low, male and female, voice types.

It's just one in a series of street scenes that serve as a sort of prologue or thematic introduction, accompanied on the soundtrack by a complex interweave of helicopter noise and police walkie-talkies plus the hectoring questions of welfare caseworkers.

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.

The mutual performance effects of parameters exhibit a prohibitively complex degree of interweaving, giving analytical performance investigations only relative relevance.

"The Blind Assassin" is a complex tale which interweaves science fiction, a novel-within-the-novel and reflections on modern Canadian history.

It reminds me of Margaret Thatcher's paraphrasing of the prayer of St Francis of Assisi when she came to power in 1979: "Where there is discord, may we bring unity, where there is error, may we bring truth…" In both cases it seems to me that the degree of individual influence over complex relationships and the interweaving of intentions is overestimated.