Sentence examples similar to intricate paragraph from inspiring English sources

Goldhagen's strengths and weaknesses are on display in this previous (typically dense and over-intricate) paragraph.

I was hoping for a Jilly Cooper style paragraph from her about the intricate internal details of her experience but she's reluctant to give it.

It will take about three paragraphs, because it is excessively intricate for a game that is basically about picking which turquoise Ottoman will work best in the outdoor dining room of a Turkish villa. .

It's an intricate combination of all the letters in this paragraph.

The mannered verbless sentences and single-line paragraphs that dance in circular argument effortfully project an intricate Talmudical mind at work.

The only way to save their care, even temporarily, would be through an intricate series of funding shifts it took Piper two densely worded paragraphs to explain.

Ian Stephen's vast and intricate A Book of Death and Fish (Saraband) hooked me in from its first paragraph –it is a Waterland for the Outer Hebrides, and seems to me a major moment in the modern literature of those islands.

With intricate technical or scientific information, it may make sense to double-check entire paragraphs or graphics word for word.

Books became an integral part of the Christian identity, acquiring decorative letters and paragraph marks (Γ, ¢, 7, and others), and many were lavishly illustrated with gold leaf and intricate paintings.

This intricate defence system consists of many molecules, mechanisms and tissues that are not present in jawless vertebrates". P.53 right column top paragraph: "With some exceptions, and despite the involvement of the well conserved and rapidly evolving molecular features described above, the AIS of jawed vertebrates has been remarkably uniform over 500 million years.

(Those were intricate times).