Sentence examples for intricate enough from inspiring English sources

All this is exotic and intricate enough.

Something elaborate and intricate enough to protect the myriad settlements scattered in the West Bank seems impractical.

But American pewter was not shiny and intricate enough to compete with mid-19th-century tastes for porcelain and silver plate.

This pairing could be called family entertainment at its best, for both ballets are choreographically intricate enough to attract adults yet lighthearted enough to entertain children.

An outstanding salad of tender spinach leaves, intricate enough to serve as a hefty opener or as a main course, came topped by a fresh and delicious runny poached egg — from Stone Barns — on a plate edged with fingerling potatoes and asparagus.

Sometimes systems are intricate enough to resemble a minigame.

With strong characterisation, an intricate plot and enough tension to get the most jaded reader sweating, this is a compelling read.

(Burke Stephen Petronio Companyy (Tuesday through May 5) Mr. Petronio's high-velocity dances can verge on too frenzied — a lot of intricate activity, not enough time to process it — but in his new "Like Lazarus Did (LLD 4/30)," he makes room for stillness.

At its core, Erepublik is a massive online multiplayer social strategy that aims to be intricate and accelerated enough "to attract a spectrum of both fanatical and casual gamers".

Using tweezers to lay hairs in an intricate pattern was exacting enough, but the boss also fussily threw away eyelashes that did not meet his standard.

Stents and shunts require flexibility and patency, and sutures require a high tensile strength yet also must be flexible enough for intricate manipulation.