Sentence examples for intricate way from inspiring English sources

They lacked the punch of her early pop hits, but in their meandering, jazzily intricate way, they positioned her as a latterday Minnie Riperton.

For this fight, Ziegler's hair was braided in an intricate way that signified a twining of the mind, spirit and soul.

Whereas visual information is subject to elaborate processing in many areas of the brain, his research suggests, odor information is parsed in a much less intricate way, notably by the limbic system, which is associated with emotion and memory formation.

RUBEN BLADES -- What an imagination Mr. Blades has: in an intricate way, his new album, "Mundo," digs into music from all over the world, including Afro-Caribbean, Hindu, Brazilian and Irish.

The long vista of the years helps Bullmore to show with moving clarity the intricate way that life and friendship inform each other and how the stock of mutual memories can contain both smarting, buried grievances and the means to dissolve them eventually in shared, helpless laughter.

There was the intricate way we folded notes before tossing them to each other across a classroom; the ice scraper I made in shop class; the talent show in which my friends and I danced to the theme from "Fame" and (deservedly, in retrospect) got booed.

Shakespeare helped us see character in more intricate ways.

Erdrich unveils the intricate ways in which past traumas reverberate through generations.

The shift can be hard to track because it involves the intricate ways in which banks make money.

The SIRTs intervene in the body's metabolism in intricate ways that are only beginning to be understood.

What's at risk is the complex social intelligence of the animals and the intricate ways in which they relate to their forest environment.