Sentence examples for more elaborate settings from inspiring English sources

Horst was inclined to more elaborate settings and a more dramatic sense of contrast combined with a more pronounced sensuality.

As he has become wealthy he has – evidently, looking at his studio – put money back into his work to create ever more elaborate settings for his carnal romps.

To furnish more elaborate outdoor settings, there are new takes on traditional styles in durable synthetics.

Vitamin D derivatives with high sensor activation capacity may subsequently be further scrutinized in more elaborate experimental settings including keratinocyte inhibitory studies and protein interaction studies.

At City Ballet some dance is still performed in three-dimensional settings with costumes more elaborate than chiffon shifts and shirts, with set elements that range from colorful backdrops to platforms, screens and chairs, and with dancers dressed in everything from kimonos to cowboy hats.

Ms. Frank said that beginning in the late 1980s, the networks began to move the upfront to bigger settings, adding more elaborate efforts to outdo one another — in entertainment value and hors d'oeuvres.

Anaesthesia of long-duration is often needed in experimental settings, as well as in clinical settings, as rabbit owners request more elaborate treatment for their pets.

Moreover, in rural settings or in developing countries more elaborate test systems such as ELISA may not be available or their results may take too long to be taken into account.

The sets have become a little bit more elaborate.

In more elaborate compositions the fauxbourdon texture appeared at times greatly varied and ornamented, as in several settings of the Magnificat by Gilles Binchois (died 1460).

Other tactics are more elaborate.