Sentence examples for intricate form from inspiring English sources

They're marked by a blend of poise and improvisation, a hard-won simplicity that fuses exquisite taste and intricate form.

He showed the students that the language they have been using all their lives has its own intricate form worth appreciating.

He invented a dizzyingly intricate form of cut-paper collage, lighted from behind, called kage-e (pronounced kah-geh-EH), or shadow picture.

After the 9th century an intricate form of shrine construction was developed, adopting both Buddhist and Chinese architectural styles and techniques.

His poems are characterized by arresting images and exquisite rhythms, an intricate form, and sudden shifts in tone and subject that produce curious effects of fragmentation and obliquity.

In Japan, on the other hand, audiences are used to gorier and more brutal scenes than anything a ratings board would permit in the U.S., and they take violence as he wants them to — as an especially thrilling and intricate form of choreography.

The blocks were easily modeled in intricate forms and were protected by a glaze that shed dirt.

By this time, Spanish architects were already developing their own intricate forms of vaulting with curvilinear patterns.

Jacobs acknowledged this at various moments, and suggested as a solution intricate forms of micro-zoning to protect diversity from self-destruction.

Spanish Flamboyant architects developed their own intricate forms of vaulting with curvilinear patterns; the Capilla del Condestable in Burgos Cathedral (1482 94) and Segovia Cathedral (begun 1525) provide examples.

But this production makes it clear that basic (and base) impulses can assume intricate forms of evasion and obfuscation, especially as recalled in hindsight.