Sentence examples for offering intricate from inspiring English sources

A travel agent offering intricate knowledge of the globe is worth their weight.

Salmon was the most prominent member of the first group, offering an intricate account of causal processes, causal propagation, and causal interaction by appealing (in later work) to the conservation of physical quantities.

Birbiglia films what he knows, offering ample and intricate scenes of improvisations performed onstage, along with an insider's view of the industry, and he pushes his colleagues to the fore — especially Keegan-Michael Key, who has a drolly ambiguous turn as a self-anointed star, and Gillian Jacobs, playing a powerhouse performer tormented by self-doubt, who is the film's movingly dramatic center.

The third is the Mass Effect trilogy, so I'm cheating in listing it a bit, but I think it deserves recognition for offering the most comprehensive, intricate, and detailed science fiction narrative outside Star Wars.

The Soprano Tourbillon has a 60-second tourbillon and a four-note minute repeater that strikes Westminster Quarters on cathedral gongs; Charles X-style bridges; and a skeleton dial offering a view of its intricate interior.

But together the songs were handmade and intricate, an artisanal feat, offering all the comforts of craftsmanship and grace.

Window displays are becoming so detailed and intricate, they're even offering live performances.

These intricate designs symbolize joy, beauty, spiritual awakening and offering.

However, since there are so many differentiating factors influencing prognosis in tumour therapy, only a very large randomised study or a study using intricate balancing procedures [ 33] would have a chance of offering valid answers.

Lloyds is offering 0.833 of each of its shares for every HBOS share, but the intricate fundraising being undertaken by both HBOS and Lloyds could alter the foundations of the hastily agreed terms.

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