Sentence examples for no intricate from inspiring English sources

This design required no fancy cuts, no intricate joinery, no sophisticated knowledge of trigonometry.

This was no intricate mystery for Miss Marple or Inspector Morse.

There are no flourishes of wordsmithery here, no elaborate plot structures, no intricate character psychologies.

No intricate piste networks, snow canons, or hordes of people, no pretty little chalets piste-side selling vin chaud for £10.

There were no intricate puzzles or Olympic tasks for me to complete this morning, however, and still my experience of Radiohead ticket purchasing remained as harrowing and physically exhausting as a Bullingdon Club initiation.

This coating of Graphene was deposited by an easy and efficient technique, Electrophoretic Deposition (EPD), at the room temperature with no intricate steps.

It is a life of almost infinite complexity — ­not the social complexity of the city but something no less intricate, no less demanding.

But there is a tune, an eighteenth-century one, that derives from the Constitutional Convention of the Founding States and that is no more intricate and no less formal than a Haydn symphony.

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".

Intimacy is, no doubt, intricate.

They are no longer very intricate in syntax and ideas, as his earlier works were.