Sentence examples for less intricate than from inspiring English sources

Because Mr. Sondheim's lyrics are calculatedly less intricate than usual in "Pacific Overtures," seldom do you feel you're missing something by not hearing them sung in English.

Still, Charlie Gamboa, returning to Manila from one of his frequent visits to the city, said the place was "friendlier and less intricate than the old terminal".

With colorful costumes, rosters of dancers and thrusting sword-fight scenes, the production, directed by Lonny Price and choreographed by Josh Prince, is no less intricate than, say, the staging for the Broadway hit "Chicago".

But "The Cove" is a less intricate, nuanced book than "Serena," perhaps because it is tethered to a real and freakish historical occurrence.

The results of T2C provide a local interaction map at a restriction fragment-level resolution accompanied with a lower sequencing effort and less intricate bioinformatics analysis than Hi-C.

Less intricate fish preparations were more successful.

The composition of the efflorescence in the Tronshart House is less intricate.

They require less intricate sewing.

An overview of the Diamond Project would suggest that 1992 had works of originality that were less than intricate.

The price of a three-course prix fixe has dropped to $78 from $92, and Mr. Lee's cooking is less self-conscious and intricate than Mr. Liebrandt's.

Their relative obscurity seems to be one of those strange mismatches of talent and fame, and certainly less than their intricate, well-delivered compositions deserve.