Sentence examples for intricately rendered from inspiring English sources

AS a computer graphics specialist, Brian A. Barsky has conjured up intricately rendered worlds on a PC screen.

The scene is an intricately rendered city, bristling with skyscrapers but bereft of any inhabitants apart from a battered, industrious robot and his loyal cockroach sidekick.

Of two possible contenders, one would present the lyrics of the Miley Cyrus song "Party in the U.S.A". in playful, loopy lettering; the other would be an intricately rendered tree.

But he did note that an intricately rendered panel portrait that was originally found atop Demetrios' head depicts a middle-aged man, not an elderly one, supporting Dr. Boxt's conclusion.

Although the service at Bar Breton can be erratic (and if you're unfortunate enough to be wedged into one of the booths up front, you'll yearn for a middle-of-the-row coach seat), Renaud's menu is packed with marvellous, intricately rendered things, popping with clever ingredients and fresh flavors.

On Commercial Street in Chinatown, works by the British street artist Banksy feature crudely drawn red peace and love signs next to an intricately rendered doctor checking out a heart symbol with his stethoscope, questioning if 1960s idealism remains in good health.

They collectively, and intricately, render the 47-square-mile-city in 22 maps that glimpse the city through the prisms of politics, ideology, agriculture, social justice, film, counterculture, toxic dumps, shipyards, industry, the Wild West of identity (ethnic, sexual) and more.

Some of those shoppers are especially receptive to the proliferation of suits, intricately seamed and rendered in substantial fabrics that look all the more opulent when the beads, appliqués and embroideries are stripped away.

Showcasing a unique and extensive private collection that is soon to be acquired by the Yale Center for British Art, The Poet of Them All illustrates almost one hundred of Neale and Margaret Albert's miniature books, each one intricately constructed and rendered in precise detail at less than three inches in height.

With its intricately, almost microscopically rendered pastiches of architectural ornament, allegorical figures, photo- and digital-based imagery and even wild-style graffiti, it is the kind of work that makes you wonder, "How long did it take to do that?" Mr. Johnson's pictorial imagination, however, is more like that of an op-ed illustrator.

Instead, Scorsese has gone all Harry Ponter-ish on us, creating an intricately designed and beautifully rendered story aimed squarely at that fabled (and commercially invaluable) point at which childlike fantasy intersects with adult yearning.