Sentence examples for intricate stuff from inspiring English sources

He's a Cuban folk musician, and he used to do all this intricate stuff, and his lyrics were very poetic.

The incredibly intricate stuff that makes them uniquely them; once-in-History souls, has already been uploaded into their very cells.

All the temple murals, all this intricate stuff is quite ingrained in the culture, and it's part of the national identity".

If there are lots of clashes, too many solutions without certainty as to which will work best or nobody is willing to do the intricate hard stuff because they're in a "team", sometimes using fewer people makes sense.

Yet the extraction of the raw materials required to produce them, the pollution commissioned in their manufacturing, the infrastructure and noise and burning of fuel needed to transport them are trashing a natural world infinitely more fascinating and intricate than the stuff we produce.

I know it looks like crazy nonsense, but there's intricate wording to this stuff.

It's a simple thing, letting people be people, but sport and especially football is not often properly equipped to capture the more intricate narrative splits that separate the good stuff from the other stuff.

I'll do the stuff that's more intricate.

Alex: Definitely in that department, something kind of rich and multidimensional as classical music because that stuff is the most intricate ornament to experience.

In Ray Beldner's "Money Bag," three moneybags are sewn from paper currency and stuffed with sawdust; Mark Wagner created his intricate collages, "Yield" and "Eeny Meeny Miney Moe," using finely sliced dollar bills.

Joe is very intricate and he can really do a lot of stuff.