Sentence examples for intricate studies from inspiring English sources

A densely packed show, full of thrilling models of concrete megastructures, bombastic nationalist fortresses, intricate studies of the border condition, and beautiful photography, it brings architecture into focus as a source of shared cultural values between the two sides.

Intricate studies involving a variety of chemical probes have been conducted in order to determine the nature of these two phases.

These answers mostly come from more intricate studies, looking for differences in the folding of closely related proteins (the so-called 'Fold Approach').

It is a haunting, intricate study of relationships, focused on two couples within a community.

It is also a subtle and intricate study in political leadership.

Although this is not the rich and intricate study that the composer deserves, Phillips-Matz nonetheless draws a convincing portrait.

The dream dies in the early pages of Sasha Abramsky's intricate study, "The American Way of Poverty".

For all the visual elegance of Wilson's production, set in an English country house in the 1960s, it follows Bartlett's lead in treating Marivaux's psychologically intricate study of sex and class as if it were a piece of Feydeauesque farce.

She beat an extremely diverse shortlist which ranged from scientific theory to Spanish fiction to take the award, seeing off strong competition from Mad, Bad and Sad, Lisa Appignanesi's intricate study of the relationship between women and mental illness, and Alex Ross's Guardian first book award-winning history of 20th-century music, The Rest is Noise.

It is a fact that makes this early novel all the more astonishing, not only for its intricate study of the mind of a fanatic, but also for its ingenious form: the narrative is presented as a memoir with an editor's expository notes.

How can science, the intricate study of how things work with and without our known universe, be boring?