Sentence examples for intricate texture from inspiring English sources

Does the peel's intricate texture capture my interest, or am I so busy chasing after my runaway thoughts that I fail to notice it?

Indeed, keys as a symbol occur throughout the book, thus integrating Mr Keyes and the Childs murder further into the intricate texture of the novel.

This time, if he drew a little less richness than before from the orchestral sound, he elicited greater clarity and more intricate texture.

"Each image is like a thread, each thread woven together to make a tapestry of intricate texture.

Bounced light casts shadows and exposes intricate textures and lurking imagery, in 3-D chiaroscuro.

Mr. Lindberg made the score purposefully difficult, with shifting meters, intricate textures, constant variety and tempo changes.

Mr. Andsnes brought out the intricate textures and mystical allure of this wondrously soft-spoken piano concerto.

Sustaining Holloway's intricate textures and immense climaxes magnificently throughout, the BBC Philharmonic and Martyn Brabbins were outstanding.

Both the vocal writing, with its ornate filigree and fractured phrases, and the orchestra music, with its intricate textures and repetitive figurations, are difficult to pull off.

For me, the intricate textures of Jill Bennett's foxes and pheasants were the best match with Dahl's dangerous, magical landscapes.

In itself this is remarkable, because she had small hands (she was also short in stature, only 4ft 9in), and Albéniz's music in particular calls for a large stretch with its enormous chords and intricate textures.