Sentence examples for difficult and intricate from inspiring English sources
Mr. Várjon and Mr. Isserlis gave an elegant performance of this youthful work, whose elegiac cello melodies unfold over the difficult and intricate piano part.
As noted, this sophism sentence is relatively uncomplicated and it is easy to spot the obvious fallacy involved, but Richard's text proceeds with increasingly more difficult and intricate sophism sentences, many of which engage the mind in complex mental acrobatics.
The eventual program included a Stamp Act like that of the British before the Revolution and other taxes on land, houses, and slaves, calculated at different rates in different states, and requiring difficult and intricate assessment of houses.
It is actually incredibly difficult and incredibly intricate.
I love the fact that it is high-energy movement that is intricate, difficult and, above all, coming out of a detailed response to music.
But in another way the emotional attachment to these rebellious leaders resembles the uncensored curriculum; the rigorous demands of engineering studies, the extensive, arcane, elaborate customs and dialect, even the emphasis on poetry and history — all these contribute to the intricate, difficult and noble goal of humanely educated officers, an elite ready to die for a democracy.
While it's difficult for all startups, establishing B2B relationships and intricate partnerships is no simple task.
Serious but entertaining and intricate but funny is a difficult balance to strike, but The Big Short manages it masterfully.
The time domain modulation functions of this study can avoid holding complicated function structures and intricate system functions, which are difficult to realize in real world.
Phase separation mechanisms can produce a variety of complicated and intricate microstructures, which often can be difficult to characterize in a quantitative way.
Reconstruction of partial ear defects represents a difficult challenge to the plastic surgeon, due to the delicate and intricate architecture of the chondrocutaneous sandwich of the external ear.
