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.
But American pewter was not shiny and intricate enough to compete with mid-19th-century tastes for porcelain and silver plate.
Something elaborate and intricate enough to protect the myriad settlements scattered in the West Bank seems impractical.
Sometimes systems are intricate enough to resemble a minigame.
All this is exotic and intricate enough.
Stents and shunts require flexibility and patency, and sutures require a high tensile strength yet also must be flexible enough for intricate manipulation.
The smell of fresh paint infuses the Room of Treasures, which even now is deemed safe enough for only photographs of the intricate gold and gem-studded jewelry made in Nimrud nearly 3,000 years ago, not the real thing.
When the light hits them, they cast intricate shadows on the wall, and if that's not enough for you, best you move along.
It's hard enough for an ambidextrous adult like me not to tear its intricate feats of paper engineering after flipping through it a dozen times, which is what the book demands.
Masur's gowns — draped goddess styles with cowl backs or fronts, scarf-like details, illusion mesh and intricate beading climbing over a shoulder or down a sleeve — were beautifully made and sophisticated enough for an A-lister.
His gowns — draped goddess styles with cowl backs or fronts, scarf-like details, illusion mesh and intricate beading climbing over a shoulder or down a sleeve — were beautifully made and sophisticated enough for an A-lister.
