Sentence examples for intricate example from inspiring English sources

The buried reference of the title, to take one intricate example, is to a painting commissioned from Raphael for a half-built church in the Kalsa, the Arab district of Palermo.

He uses GE Aviation as a particularly intricate example.

To see the thorniness in all of its detail, let's pick a more intricate example than a fake porn video of a politician or a celebrity.

The archaeology collection has close to a million objects that date from around 500,000 BC to the 20th century, including the Coppergate Helmet discovered in York in 1982, and the Ormside Bowl, an intricate example of an Anglian silversmith.

Fannie Nampeyo's bird ashtray and Maria Martinez's three-inch black-on-black plate in the exhibit are displayed alongside larger and more intricate examples of pottery that would have been sold at Indian Market or to trading posts.

Although a few species of lizards and snakes remain with their clutch often curling their bodies around their eggs for the entire duration of the incubation period the most intricate examples of parental care occur in crocodiles.

The tap handles have very intricate shapes — for example, the teeth on a whale — that require detailed hand painting.

His manifesto largely sounds as though it was written drunk, his campaign ad looks like a video-piracy infomercial from the late nineties, and his hair looks like a particularly intricate and beautiful example of sugar spinning.

Much better results would doubtless be obtained by a more intricate approach, for example by using the residue conservation as one of the features in a machine learning-based tool.

The offerings include Gypsy dances, works emphasizing intricate footwork and examples of the machine-gun clip of the latest flamenco trends.

Over the last century, the tower has become more of a cultural icon — with its intricate metal latticework an example of a bygone aesthetic — than an example of France being on the technological cutting edge.