Sentence examples for most intricate and from inspiring English sources

Actually, it's their most intricate and exhilarating.

"It's one of the most intricate and exquisite cell-cell interactions there is," Fields said.

The sororal bond is the most intricate and delicate human relationship there is.

Malay traditional woodcarving is one of the Malays' most intricate and amazing heritages.

"It was the most intricate and challenging in terms of music," he said.

But the operational truth of espionage is the opposite the most intricate and savage betrayal.

Language is, after all, the most intricate, powerful and beautiful part of their personal and social behaviour.

Teeming with colour‚ lyricism and wry comedy, it is a novel in which the most intricate details and emotions come together to form a grand tragic narrative.

Yet when it comes to reaching new celestial heights, ever-rising star Riccardo Tisci and his petits mains at the Givenchy atelier had the most intricate crystals and dégradé pearls stitched down.

Erykah Badu won the award for most intricate costumes and most awkward attempt at crowd-surfing, but her set was dynamic and, in a word, fierce.

What came through here, for me, was that this is one of Mr. Adams's most intricate, entrancing and impressive scores.