Sentence examples for intricate purpose from inspiring English sources
In 1802, William Paley's Natural Theology presented examples of intricate purpose in organisms.
Metson's intricate re-purposing of discarded and forgotten objects creates ephemeral dream-like worlds of all sizes, dreams where arcane symbols, numerals, bullets, forgotten toys and family photographs transform through inspiration and the skill of the storyteller/craftsman, affixed to graceful yet sturdy foundations.
Those who harm these incredible, intricate creatures with purpose should be excommunicated from life.
If we found a watch upon the ground, Paley argued, we would conclude from its intricate structure and function that it had been shaped for a purpose and must have had a maker.
The clinical relevance of FGF23 variations induced by vitamin D is an intricate topic beyond the purposes of this review.
Its structure is rich in detail on the outside, while inside the intricate decoration embellishes a new purpose.
The complex color schemes were painted over with all-purpose white, the intricate fretwork rotted away and the rooftop porches and picturesque towers came down, sometimes on their own.
Gawker Media created an intricate platform, Kinja, exclusively for the purpose of negotiating comments.
This may serve the evening's thematic purposes, but for more intricate characterization you'll have to look elsewhere.
The separation into these levels had only methodological purposes; the process is intricate and operates most of the times simultaneously at all levels.
Don't make your design too intricate.
