Sentence examples for intricacies behind from inspiring English sources
During an enlightening tour ($5), guide Pam Shropshire explains the acoustic and design intricacies behind each auditorium.
As robots enter the workplace, though, knowing the intricacies behind the technology that runs them will become an increasingly coveted skill set.
In a similar way, the film hones in on the intricacies behind the scenes of Latino America culture.
If you jump to punish without understanding the intricacies behind the act of lying, you will just break down your relationship instead of emphasizing that your job is to teach telling the truth while also understanding what your teen is struggling with so he can get the help he needs.
In another novel, "In Vivo" (1964), Ms. Savage detailed the intricacies and behind-the-scenes drama of research at a fictional pharmaceutical company as scientists seek to create an antibiotic far more powerful than penicillin.
He transfers their sounds on to guitar, picking fleet patterns of astonishing intricacy behind his singing.
By hiding the intricacies of computers behind the familiarity of household equipment, Interactive Digital TV (IDTV) is considered to play a key role in addressing this problem, and the term t-learning has been recently coined to mean TV-based interactive learning.
I was inspired so deeply that I believed it was my calling to empower at-risk students through music, by creating unique after-school programs and educational opportunities to teach kids about the behind-the-scenes intricacies of the music business.
Which is too bad, because there are some nice touches in this room, like the humble grillwork on the pillars; Mr. Gregory envisioned it illuminated from behind to highlight the intricacy.
The story behind the story has the murky intricacies of a John LeCarre novel.
Perhaps if the rabbis in Israel looked as much to the meaning behind the law as to its intricacies, they could find better direct solutions for allowing the land to lie fallow than resorting to legal fictions.
