Sentence examples for of intricacies from inspiring English sources

On the whole, the music was placid on the surface with a network of intricacies beneath.

It is a splendid record, full of intricacies and deep feeling and subtle associations and turns of mind.

Robertson, who regularly stages all-Williams concerts with the St. Louis Symphony, observed that professional musicians enjoy playing the scores because they are full of the kinds of intricacies and motivic connections that enliven the classic repertory.

Mr. Brown, the Democrat, flashed knowledge of intricacies of state government, while Ms. Whitman, the Republican, who showed more confidence than in earlier debates, offered her case that she was a "job creator" in a state with an unemployment rate of more than 12 percent.

The answer, according to dozens of incident reports and the results of an outside investigation obtained through public records requests, has plenty of intricacies and contributing factors, and one unifying theme: Like most of us, Metrorail train operators sometimes tune out and get lost in their thoughts.

Worried parents have taken to wandering in a maze of intricacies of what is and isn't appropriate -- appropriate language; appropriate amount of violence, sex, fear, diversity; appropriate amount of stimulation and lack thereof; appropriate amount of play of the imagination; appropriate amount of good and bad news about life.

Luke has plenty of experience of the intricacies of being allowed, or not being allowed, into Russia.

The subject of borrowing, because of the intricacies of deficit spending, is covered in a separate section of this article.

"The level of intricacy we brought was interesting to him.

Neither the music nor the unrhymed lyrics reach any great heights of intricacy or sophistication.

Within the style, however, there is considerable variety in emotional range, level of intricacy, and instrumentation.