I know it looks like crazy nonsense, but there's intricate wording to this stuff.
1180 - 1200 Riberac Arnaut Daniel, Arnaut also spelled Arnaud (flourished 1180 1200), Provençal poet, troubadour, and master of the trobar clus, a poetic style composed of complex metrics, intricate rhymes, and words chosen more for their sound than for their meaning.
Use intricate and dark words like: morbid, melancholy, phantasmagoric, macabre, torment, eternal, decrepit, futile, deliberate, and dilapidated.
The intricate issue of word frequency warrants more attention in future research, preferably with psychometric evidence over and beyond test score comparisons.
But with Reilly's coloring book ― and the intricate patterns around the "cringeworthy" words ― women are free to reclaim those words and make them entirely beautiful.
Working at the towering headquarters of Google China at Zhongguancun Software Park in northwestern Beijing, some 100 engineers wrote codes to deal with inputting Pinyin or Roman letters to signify Mandarin sounds and such intricate tasks as delineating words in Chinese characteristics that don't clearly define white spaces.
Some of the brightest minds in the industry can translate any intricate subject matter into words that would be understood by a nine-year-old child.
I love that there's an opportunity for universal expression, and that whether you film in New York, or Bogotá, or Bangkok, you can communicate profound and intricate feelings without using words". .
That's a marvelous word, with intricate and articulate both mixed up in it.
Intricate is an inadequate word for Mr. Lewitt's labor-intense, thought-through art.
