Sentence examples for intricate on from inspiring English sources
Although crafty and intricate on the outside, many of these pieces are essentially meaningless.
"Hall of Fame" is full of rhymes like this — intricate on paper, but grating on the ear.
On Wednesday night, songs that are genial and intricate on the band's most recent album, "Mansa" (Indigo/Harmonia Mundi), were lean and fierce.
The loveliness of the morning had then seemed their own fresh discovery: the light as limpid as the water, birdsong skimming the flat echoless air, the sun's touch intricate on their skin.
Leaving the Brylcreemed brilliance of Blue Boy behind, Tom Bailey's lead guitar is intricate on new song Jealousy and Bitterness, the moody End of the Night revealing new depths to the band.
At the Théâtre Antoine in Paris, in a production directed by the playwright, Isabelle Huppert is as intricate on stage as on screen: she's that extraordinary thing, an alluring study of affectation; her constantly working hands and facial expressions seem to be engaged in a tango.
From fire hydrants to school teachers, our way of life is built on intricate dependence on one another.
His intricate ink-on-paper works, like "Daddy" (2011), addressed masculinity and militarism, while his multimedia work "Sangoi" (2012) featured the culture of competition.
The intricate ruching on one metallic-hued dress evokes invisible electromagnetic waves whirling through space.
He listens bemusedly to one inmate's intricate disquisition on why pimping, he relates, is "the great male art form, the art form to which all others aspired".
When I came out wearing a strapless A-line gown with intricate beadwork on the bodice, my one grandmother started to tear up a bit.
