Sentence examples for intricate blend from inspiring English sources

As for Mayweather, his speech was a characteristically intricate blend of protestations and professions.

Its intricate blend of over 20 ingredients, including silver birch charcoal filtered green fruit juices and steam-distilled botanicals, unlocks a bouquet of aromas including apple, elderflower, citrus peel and oak tincture to create an extraordinary 'zero proof' drinking experience.

In an event that demands an intricate blend of mental and physical agility and superb timing, Dragila coordinated perfectly and lofted herself over the bar to a world indoor record of 15 feet 8 1/4 inches at the USA Indoor Track and Field Championships.

For the first time, the players' individual sounds, intricate blending, and, most of all, their passion became real to contemporary ears.

It wasn't the words but the joy transmitted by the songs and the intricate blending of voices that made them so evocative.

Though I wasn't as interested in standard HD sets -- which are nonetheless seriously impressive, like Toshiba's Smart TVs (pictured below), with their intricate blending of TV with the Internet, Skype, Facebook and such (something the AMPTP insisted during the last WGA strike was sooo far away), Samsung had one particular model that was intriguing.

With staggered seventh-chord pads and overblown kicks that swallow the rest of the mix, tracks like "Talk to Me You'll Understand" cut straight to house's functional center, stacking dance-driven details in intricate blends that can feel as fresh as trax from Chicago's Warehouse days almost forty years ago.

It's a wonderful blend of intricate melody, harmonies, guitars, banjo, mandolin and good times.

An extraordinary cast (including Michael Ealy and Jonathan Hadary, as attorneys) delivers Lonergan's voluble blend of intricate reasoning and furious emotion with a theatrical precision that passes through naturalism to a stylized hyperrealism.

The product of centuries of intricate cultural and ethnic blending, the Khmer moved southward before 200 bce into the fertile Mekong delta from the Khorat Plateau of what is now Thailand.

President Chirac, representing a center-right Gaullist coalition, and Mr. Jospin have shared power since 1997 under the intricate French political system that blends parliamentary government with the American presidential model.