Sentence examples for intricate thinking from inspiring English sources
Together they allow some of the most intricate thinking.
The iced gazpacho pictured here in the guise of a martini is the subtle, snappy invention of Christian Delouvrier of Lespinasse, a visual and gustatory trompe l'oeil indicative of the intricate thinking that results in a deceptively simple gem.
It will be interesting to see where his penchant for ambitiously intricate visual thinking takes him from here.
All the same, Mitchell's intricate vision had me thinking about "Winterreise" for days.
"Because of Beckett, playwrights could stop thinking about the intricate hoops their characters had to jump through to ponder the more compelling question — why do they have to jump at all?" she said.
Whereas earlier generations thought that living things must contain something more than complex molecules (some "vital substance," say), or that there must be something more to thinking beings than intricate brains (an "immaterial mind," for example), contemporary biology and contemporary neuroscience showed that there is no need for such hypotheses.
Thinking about these endless, intricate, wonderful stories seems to be the task that's set for me, and I'm grateful for it.
Swift has made a career out of being a refreshing alternative to your typical lofty, pretentious pop star, but it's hard to listen to the pair over-brewing their creative process and musing on the intricate power of their own dreams without thinking the whole thing is a bit ridiculous.
She warns: "To effect a cultural change in dementia care requires a change of thinking … this approach is complex and intricate, and can change cultural attitudes by regarding the arts as central to everyday life of the care home".
These are just a few of the reasons that argue for using a holistic systems thinking approach that takes into account this intricate complexity.
The me that is thinking this appears to me so sovereign, so intricate that it seems impossible to ever switch me off permanently.
