Sentence examples for intricacies of something from inspiring English sources

A man from the Small Business Administration offered loans, and a middle-aged FEMA employee stretched her smile to the breaking point as she explained the intricacies of something called "excess flood coverage".

A man from the Small Business Administration offered loans, and a middle-aged FEMA employee stretched her smile to the breaking point as she explained the intricacies of something called "excess flood coverage". Joe Ringo, a sturdy man in his fifties with a big fuzzy beard, stood in overalls and rubber boots, leveling a finger at the FEMA official's face.

It would be a moment designed to teach the children the ways of loss, and the soft intricacies of seeing something that was once alive now dead, and to clarify that sharp defining difference, to smooth it over a bit, so that they will remember the moment and know, later, recalling it, that she was a good mother, the kind who would hold pet funerals.

But mostly there's the rapping, which purposely eschews intricacy and finesse in favor of something harder hitting.

The intricacies of two new songs remain something of a mystery.

In other words, they are not particularly interested in dissecting the intricacies of viral fame, or overthinking something that they created for their own amusement.

"Both are very important". In other words, they are not particularly interested in dissecting the intricacies of viral fame, or overthinking something that they created for their own amusement.

And when the Fed expands its economic footprint to the degree it has, even people with little grasp of the intricacies of monetary policy can sense something has gone wrong.

There may be no information offered other than that which is on screen, but by eavesdropping on a string of gallery lectures Wiseman gets across something of the intricacies of the artworks he is aiming his camera at.

He has shown something short of a firm command of the intricacies of the government and its characters.

Agatston knew next to nothing about the arcane intricacies of the system two years ago, other than that he wanted to do something about school lunch.