Sentence examples for intricately drawn from inspiring English sources

All the lawyers' personalities are too intricately drawn to summarize.

Ms. Lavin's Helene Nadler, who opens the evening with "Pride and Joy," is probably the most intricately drawn.

"Historical Illustrations of Skin Diseases" features 25 intricately drawn chromolithographs from a 19th-century "Atlas of Skin Diseases," published by the New Sydenham Society in London.

His Troy, not unexpectedly, is smaller than Mr. Jones's was, but that also means it is on a more human scale and in some ways more intricately drawn.

In some instances, bulbous, luminous parts suggest flesh, while things intricately drawn into hollows — lacy, woven materials, jewelry, flowers, spermatozoa — evoke the body's viscera.

All of Mr. Lepage's spending and innovation resulted in a cycle that was dull, and out of touch with Wagner's intricately drawn characters and plot.

Harry Clarke, an Irish stained glass artist and illustrator, provided 24 dark and arresting images that intricately draw out the gore and suspense of short stories like 'Fall of the House of Usher'.

Sarah Koenig's intricately drawn-out murder case became a collective obsession.

It is the silent Anna, author of a magnum opus on Keats's punctuation (deadly title: "Keats's Punctuation"), who gradually emerges as the play's emotional focus, although "Kin" is fundamentally an ensemble play, in which all the characters are drawn as intricately faceted people seen negotiating their own haphazard trajectories through life.

Brosgol prefers to portray action in multiple panels with simple graphics instead of fewer panels drawn more intricately.

Both were fascinated by aviation as children, both studied art in college and were drawn to intricately engineered, kinetic sculptures.