Sentence examples for intricate mix from inspiring English sources

The front was an intricate mix of interwoven arches and a high picturesque tower, with a half-dozen ornamental columns, what appears to be polished granite or marble, supporting a portico.

Her performances pose alternatives to habitual judgments and prejudices, reminding us that how we see ourselves and others is bound up with an intricate mix of social and cultural mores.

"What is going on here is a very intricate mix of genetic and environmental factors playing through both the mother and the offspring which are connecting events in early life to events 50, 60 or 70 years later in the same individual".

Still, more than two decades after rap's rise, it is disheartening to find someone as obviously intelligent as Mr. Singer cavalierly rebuking its songcraft, an immensely inventive, structurally intricate mix of taut rhymes, wild punning and wordplay, allusions, jokes, vividly detailed narratives and all sorts of poetic pyrotechnics.

Indeed, the SEM observations seemed to indicate an intricate mix between heterogeneous nucleation and surface growth processes, as was shown by the wide range of shapes and sizes of precipitated celestite.

The balance of deterrence afforded by handheld weapons is the single cultural trigger proposed here to explain the origin of this evolutionary singularity, with all its intricate mix of darker and brighter consequences.

These molecules mediate the initial recognition of the membranes that are destined for fusion and pull the membranes close together to destabilise the lipid/water interface and to initiate the intricate mixing of the lipids merging the two lipid bilayers to become one [ 14].

With the marshy east of the borough being transformed for the Olympics, and the tightly-packed south and west increasingly occupied by wealthy incomers and property developers, he wants to capture the Hackney he loves, its history and deeprooted bohemia and intricate social mix, before they become absorbed into a more orthodox Britain.

Its songs draw on the legacies of 1960's London and California, mixing intricate pop with heady tangents, and the band usually tops a set of taut arrangements with an extended jam that certifies its psychedelic credentials.

I should have known that embarking on intricate melting and mixing and measuring at the end of a long day, with an overeager and overtired 8-year-old at my elbow ("Vacation starts tomorrow, Mommy! Who cares about sleep?") was a recipe for disaster.

Its intricate voting system, a mix of direct election and proportional representation, was widely seen as fairer than a British-style first-past-the-post set-up.