Hustvedt explored the milieu of New York writers and academics in her last novel, "What I Loved" — in fact, Leo Hertzberg, that book's art-historian narrator, appears briefly at a dinner party at Inga's apartment — and here again she proves herself a writer deftly able to weave intricate ideas into an intriguing plot.
Outsider art tends to be obsessive, repetitive and illustrational, depicting offbeat ideas, intricate fantasy worlds or symbolic representations of emotional and mental states.
In "Our Other," performed Friday at Danspace Project at St. Mark's Church, Ms. Maar weaves an intricate tapestry pairing ideas related to nature and religion, humans and animals, sexuality and restraint.
In his previous writing, especially "Constantine's Sword," a magisterial, morally furious survey of Christian anti-Semitism from the time of Christ through Nazism and the Second Vatican Council, Carroll has shown great skill at interweaving complex narrative threads into an intricate tapestry of ideas and events.
You can try creating simple geometric patterns by marking off shapes like large diamonds with painter's tape and filling them in with floor paint, or you can hire a professional (a good idea for intricate jobs).
The overall account is intricate, but the basic idea is this: Call a logically closed set of true propositions stable if and only if the members of the set would remain true given any antecedent that is consistent with the set itself.
They are no longer very intricate in syntax and ideas, as his earlier works were.
Tian represents and interlinks scenes, themes and ideas with intricate care.
It's the "creepy psychological terror one"; an intricate romp jammed with ideas that make a truly cinematic piece of drama.
He praised the way Moffat handled River Song's story, as well as for making it an "intricate romp jammed with ideas that make a truly cinematic piece of drama".
When people talk about the fashion "system," they generally have no idea how socially intricate that organism can be.
