This is not a book with intricate theoretical depths, or one greatly sensitive to the subtleties of literacy form.
The film's power only surfaces in long sittings through which the narrative, the topical history and the structure of the film together build a world view of intricate complexity and depth.
I said I'd have a listen, but had no idea of how intricate or in-depth it would be.
He cited intricate detail, in-depth character development, and skilled use of language as some of the strengths of the work.
It's on the long side, and could have benefited from some editorial fat-trimming in places, but it's enjoyably well written and the winning combination of intricate plotting and psychological depth means that the reader's patience will be amply rewarded.
In so many ways, I can understand people making the assumption that adopted people should feel lucky given society, human nature and the fact that it is easier to gloss over the depth and intricate nature of adoption by sprinkling the lucky leprechaun dust over the top of it.
A modern torpedo contains intricate devices to control its depth and direction according to a preset plan or in response to signals received from an outside source, as well as a device that detonates the explosive-filled warhead when it strikes its target or comes close to it.
To be able to examine intricate decision-making processes in depth, two sub-units of analysis (decisions around prenatal record content pertaining to both maternal smoking and alcohol use) will be embedded within each case study.
Thirty years later, Curry, who goes by the nom de plume Swoon, is a world-renowned street artist, known for painting illustrative portraits and building intricate installations that probe the depths of her psyche.
He was at his greatest in the campaigns for France's natural frontiers at the beginning and end of his career, but out of his depth in Napoleon's intricate strategy for the domination of Europe.
