Sentence examples for intricate look from inspiring English sources

In the New York Times Book Review, Edward Ball reviews Rachel Swarns's "American Tapestry," an intricate look into the family history of Michelle Obama.

They will have plenty of artier options, including "Rachel Getting Married, Jonathan Demmee's intricate look at a family coping with a drug-addicted daughter played by Anne Hathaway, and "Revolutionary Road," a period romance directed by Sam Mendes and starring Kate Winslet and Leonardo DiCaprio.

Her new book, It's Complicated: The Social Lives of Networked Teens, takes an intricate look at how teenagers are engaging and expressing themselves in social media spaces.

"Core Transplant" is an intimate, intricate look at the vascular system watch blood go through the motions: traveling through an IV into the chambers of a beating heart.

Rock this simple, yet intricate looking three-braid updo for a goddess-like look that compliments any red carpet gown.

One of Goldsworthy's talents is to make such intricate stunts look easy.

If you'd like, you can mix a couple of colors together for an intricate, unique look.

They were decorated with cut-outs revealing prints or tufts of chiffon that progressed into layers so intricate they looked like Robert Ryan's paper-cut artworks.

The tellers' stations are protected by one of the great creations of metalwork on the Upper West Side, a continuous screen of iron so intricate it looks like a particularly elegant torture device from the time of Savonarola.

This intricate design looks like it would be a pain in the you-know-what to get on, but the 29-year-old told André Leon Talley, former editor-at-large for Vogue, that it was actually pretty easy.

These answers mostly come from more intricate studies, looking for differences in the folding of closely related proteins (the so-called 'Fold Approach').