Sentence examples similar to intricate prospect from inspiring English sources

He was excited at the prospect of playing Verdi's most intricate, musicianly score in the intimacy of the smaller house, he said.

As ever, prospects for peace rely as much on the intricate politics of the Sinhalese majority as on negotiations with the Tigers.

With many nations eager to assert their independence from Washington, President Bush and America's European and Asian allies will have to perform some intricate diplomatic choreography in the coming weeks if they are to avoid the unhealthy prospect of the United States acting on its own to enforce its will on other countries.

Raised in an orthodox Jewish home, schooled in the intricate discourse of rabbinic texts and yet long estranged from the ritualism of Jewish law, the prospect is maddening.

Mr. Grubman was scrutinized for his unusually close ties to Mr. Ebbers and other top executives at WorldCom and for the profitably intricate investment banking relationships Salomon Smith Barney maintained with WorldCom while his analysis of the company's prospects were among the most glowing on Wall Street.

The road to the breakthrough Dayton Peace Accords, which ushered in the prospect of a stable peace in the war-torn former Yugoslavia, is built through an intricate, high-pressure negotiation brokered by the United States and involving Serbia, Croatia, Bosnia and the western European powers.

(Those were intricate times).

The backstory is intricate.

It was intricate and exponential.

The arrangements are quite intricate.

So were the intricate legs.