Sentence examples for elaborate almost from inspiring English sources

Matheos would send Moore song ideas, "from just a guitar riff to elaborate, almost completed songs," Moore said.

The writing process for all OSI's albums has been the same, with Matheos sending Moore an idea "from just a guitar riff to elaborate, almost completed songs", which Moore then edits and sends back to Matheos.

Arrangements for these speeches have become elaborate — almost regal, some would say.

Although highly attentive, the staff can affect an elaborate, almost Edwardian courtesy that does not seem to come naturally.

Arabic and Turkish, she says, are justly praised for elaborate, almost surrealist curses ("You father of sixty dogs").

This involvement is physical in Anna Sew Hoy's "Dreamcatcher," an elaborate, almost violent tangle of glazed clay, knotted rope and twisted fabric whose references to ceramics, scholar's rocks and endlessly recycled scraps of textiles mix cultures, crafts and social classes.

This philosophy, elaborated almost half a century ago, is becoming more valid now than ever before.

The concept of allostery was elaborated almost 50 years ago by Monod and coworkers to provide a framework for interpreting experimental studies on the regulation of protein function.

He elaborates: "Almost all the stories in Thunderbirds deal with the flaws in technology as some new invention goes wrong ... Rescue is provided by the potent intervention of brave human beings and technology working together".

We elaborate the almost Hermitian model of Lagrange mechanics on Lie algebroids and define the canonical nonlinear, metric, and distinguished connection and almost complex and symplectic structures all induced by regular Lagrangians.

The bareness of style and absence of ornament oblige the reader to an active imaginative collaboration, endowing Laish's account with a feeling of total honesty, of being impelled by the pressures of circumstance, not elaborated beforehand, almost improvised.