Sentence examples for great intricate from inspiring English sources

They're covered by these great, intricate tattoos, like the samurais, and if they want to take a swim they rent the entire place.

At the same time, elephants continue to be mistreated in our state, despite a greater understanding of their keen intelligence, intricate social interactions, and deeply empathetic natures.

Mostly self-taught, Horace doubled as a saxophonist as a teenager before concentrating on the piano and emulating the bebop great Bud Powell's intricate right-hand phrases and blunt, propulsive touch.

At the height of its greatness in the 12th century – well before the start of the European Renaissance – the kings and nobles of Benin City patronised craftsmen and lavished them with gifts and wealth, in return for their depiction of the kings' and dignitaries' great exploits in intricate bronze sculptures.

Diffusion tensor MRI can reveal non-invasively and in great detail the intricate fiber architecture of the human spinal cord.

Greek clothes are great examples of intricate and beautiful folds of fabric.

In a sense, this added dimension to |the dockyard is a cultural rationalisation – but with plenty of inspiration in the way that previously unseen maritime artefacts are displayed alongside great naval art and intricate model ships.

It's a great story - an intricate chain of events that just emphasises the weirdness of the solar system.

Once again it was Wales' front four that gave the side great impetus, with the intricate passing and intelligent rotational play causing the Croatian defence problems.

To be honest I was never an aficionado like some of my friends, being more interested in getting real results (which the Beeb wasn't always great for) than the intricate quirks that led to that end.

SNES games still look great thanks to its intricate, detailed, and colourful pixel art.