Sentence examples for intricate lines from inspiring English sources

She sang with power and clarity, and imaginatively ornamented intricate lines even while engaged in Mr. George's playful dances.

Sting moved "Message in a Bottle" onto acoustic guitar, picking its intricate lines backed by a percussionist.

I loved analysing the shading, intricate lines of cross-hatching, the folds of the sleeve, the tilt of the head, that wide-eyed rabbit stare.

Her lyrics often raced by in a flash, and so did the intricate lines she finger-tapped along her fret board, as if firing off an urgent telegraph.

Playing a richly gilded historical copy made by the English maker Alan Gotto of Norwich, Rousset cajoled a delicate array of moods and colours, weaving the intricate lines and trills of François Couperin like golden thread in a French tapestry.

The puzzle is so named because the picture, originally attached to wood and later to paperboard, was cut into its pieces with a jigsaw, which cuts intricate lines and curves.

Lynne Woods Turner's intricate line drawings seen in another context, for instance, may not seem like eroticism, while a completely unrelated outdoor sculpture by Roman de Salvo, of a life-size cannon shooting water, suddenly takes on erotic overtones.

Instead, I found myself squinting along another, less intricate line that also runs the entire length of the book, and, in fact, of Lansens's as well: it's the story of a woman attempting to write her own life story.

INTERVIEW BY BRIONY WRIGHT Vice: Here in Australia, people are most familiar with your intricate line drawings.

Using colored markers, the artists take to the surfaces of these pieces to create intricate line patterns and cartoonish drawings.

In this work, Chung's delicate and intricate line work is also accented by LED light coils embedded under paper appliques that give the wall mural a three dimensional quality and extend the visuals beyond the flat plane, a technique that melds perfectly with the optical effects of light projection.