Sentence examples for intricate writing from inspiring English sources

What is undeniable to proponents and detractors alike is the show's willful avoidance of television drama's standard devices in favor of an almost total reliance on intricate writing.

The playing, by the alto saxophonist Loren Stillman, the pianist John Escreet, the guitarist Todd Neufeld and the bassist Chris Tordini, feels loose and uninhibited even within the bounds of the more intricate writing, of which there's no shortage.

"Satyagraha" (1980) was Mr. Glass's move toward Romanticism, a leap from his wheezy, rhythmically intricate writing for amplified chamber band to full-fledged scoring for orchestra, chorus and operatic voices.

Håkan Hardenberger is a colossus of the trumpet and he graced Tobias Broström's concerto Lucernaris with his fabulously velvet tone, playing the flugelhorn in the long opening statement and maximising the impact of the more intricate writing.

Simple language often sounds more sincere than flowery, intricate writing.

It is perfect for piping intricate writing, borders, scrollwork, and lacework on cakes.

Mr. Nagano lavishes musicianly attention on Bernstein's complex vocal ensembles and intricate orchestral writing.

Although the songs basically adhere to generic rock and pop styles, the music teems below the surface with rich details, and the score abounds in intricate ensemble writing.

But the yearning, intricate vocal writing – Monteverdian in its timelessness – poignantly reminds us that depression is also the absence of love.

A novel requires intricate engineering; writing a story, you're not distracted by holding the long span of the novel in place, making all its parts work together.

We have also detailed a procedure for engineers to implement this approach in commercial finite element software without writing intricate user subroutines, as simulation based on finite element method has been routinely used in industry to support design of new products.