Sentence examples for interlace of from inspiring English sources

The dense abstract interlace of her painting Illusion of Solidity, painted the next year, (on show at the RA) looks like Celtic knot-work ornament gone wild.

Tintoretto's "Hercules Expelling the Faun From Omphale's Bed" has our hero kicking the unlucky faun in the groin while two naked beauties look on, the scene a vigorous interlace of movement, glancing light and human flesh.

Redistribution and interlace of dislocations in the irradiated samples were generated due to the impact of the shock wave.

However, analysis of the LGP of drd1a-EGFP mice revealed a light interlace of fibers that could account for sparse terminals of striatonigral neurons in the pallidum.

This is not to say that Stephen Sondheim's 1986 musical interlacing of a handful of fairytales is not clever.

Santería is a syncretic interlacing of intra-African and Roman Catholic African belief systems and religious practices.

Elsewhere, the interlacing of instruments and electronics is so fluid it's hard to work out where the band ends and the computer begins.

Exhilaration and tension build as the dancers' rhythms move in and out of sync, creating a charged sense of intimacy as their wide cursive patterns scale down to a duet of gestures, a delicate interlacing of arms in space.

Later that year, he was awarded the Nobel prize for literature: the committee stated that "in the quest for the melancholic soul of his native city he has discovered new symbols for the clash and interlacing of cultures".

What makes the joke continue to resonate is the way the mind goes on bouncing between the two towers, delineating a complex interlacing of correspondences, until forced to the conclusion that, yes, they must indeed be related.

Haydn's Trio in G was a wise choice as a concert opener because its demands -- an interlacing of courtly transparency and rustic zestiness -- immediately established the group's strengths, corporately and individually.