In Serkin's mercurially intricate view, Bartók's concerto flew from long shots of the city to pointillistic close-ups in an instant.
The film's power only surfaces in long sittings through which the narrative, the topical history and the structure of the film together build a world view of intricate complexity and depth.
Referring to some of the canonical fathers of international law, the Times reported, "In view of the intricate question of international law likely to be raised, there is a casting about for precedents, and in the streets even GROTIUS, PUFFENDORF [sic], VATTEL and WHEATON are learnedly appealed to for justification".
The Soprano Tourbillon has a 60-second tourbillon and a four-note minute repeater that strikes Westminster Quarters on cathedral gongs; Charles X-style bridges; and a skeleton dial offering a view of its intricate interior.
This systems-wide analysis leads to a more comprehensive view of the intricate signaling transduction pathways that proteins engage in and improves the overall understanding of the complex processes supporting the living systems.
A telescope in South America has captured a spectacular new view of an intricate cloud of interstellar dust in the famed Orion constellation.
An almost unexpected by-product of the parallel investigation of vertebrate and invertebrate nervous systems that is explored in this article is the emergent view of an intricate web of evolutionary homology and convergence exhibited in the structure and function of the nervous systems of these two large, paraphyletic groups of animals".
As he steadied himself on the way down, he planted his left arm in front of my face, giving me a close-up view of the intricate tattoos cascading below the torn-off sleeve of his t-shirt.
Shot in just 12 days (and using the original text), the story of sparring lovers Beatrice Amy Ackerr) and Benedick (Alexis Denisof) offers a dark, sexy and occasionally absurd view of the intricate game that is love.
The film stars Amy Acker (who appeared in Whedon's "The Cabin in the Woods") and Alexis Denisof as the sparring lovers Beatrice and Benedick, and Toronto Fest programmers say it "offers a dark, sexy and occasionally absurd view of the intricate game that is love". .
