Sentence examples for it's intricately from inspiring English sources

Rolling Stone gave the album four stars for the first time since the band's self titled debut, commenting that "Era Vulgaris is Homme's fifth Queens album, and like the others, it's intricately crafted, meticulously polished and ruthlessly efficient in its pursuit of depraved rock thrills".

It's intricately worked out.

It's intricately beautiful.

Everything around us in the present moment is new, even if it's intricately knitted on to what came before, and may look very like it.

A: It's intricately interwoven; there is no question that climate change and invasive species are a deeply related issue.

My belief is that you probably can't do much, assuming that it's intricately intertwined with your primary strength.

"Women's and girls' heightened vulnerability to HIV goes far beyond physiology: it is intricately linked to entrenched gender inequalities, harmful gender norms, and structures of patriarchy that limit women and girls from reaching their full potential and leave them vulnerable to HIV," says the report.

Though it is intricately choreographed, it never seems in the slightest bit contrived.

But it was intricately planned and seemingly carried out with sadistic relish, too.

It was intricately understated music, entwining strands of folk, soul, reggae and jazz and following the pained insights of her lyrics with perfect sympathy.

In fact, it turns out to be the rolls of jute Waltener has been using to make his large site-specific works, most recently in the grounds of Nottingham Castle where it is intricately woven through the trees.