Sentence examples for elaborately complex from inspiring English sources
Celebrating the victory of a winner with a performance of choral chant and dance, these epinician odes are elaborately complex, rich in metaphor and intensely emotive language.
Its sixth studio album, "obZen" (Nuclear Blast), continues a tradition of dark, fast jags and elaborately complex rhythms, but it also feels leaner and less ostentatiously brainy than other recent efforts.
When an evolutionary biologist strives to explain the origin of a truly novel system that is seen only in its elaborately complex state and, at face value, appears to be irreducibly complex, the task is much harder.
Adenine, thymine, guanine, and cytosine form the units that allow DNA to write the books of Earth's elaborately complex lifeforms.Curiously though, despite doing a seemingly equivalent job at conveying information, the prevalence of certain base pairs (G-C or A-T) in the genome is mysteriously variable, across both phyla and environment.
He is remembered principally for his elaborately planned complexes of educational and civic buildings.
It's not elaborately constructed and complex," said the Vatican spokesman, the Rev. Federico Lombardi.
Brian's eight-year affair with one of his astronomer colleagues, Titania Noble-Forester, is suddenly revealed, and the pair set up an alternative household in his elaborately appointed shed complex, the better to indulge their shared appreciation of the night skies and Benny Hill.
This young artist's work may be elaborately detailed or emotionally complex.
A couple of reels of the work-in-progress confirm the strong cinematic qualities (an Aardman trademark) in "Chicken Run's" mise en scene, with its complex lighting, elaborately detailed sets and fluid camera moves.
This pathway is, however, complex and elaborately regulated [ 22, 23] and involves several indispensable key elements in terms of maintaining full functionality.
One potential sign of complex thought would be an elaborately produced artifact that would have required capabilities such as language to pass along the technique to future generations.
