Sentence examples for our intricate from inspiring English sources

For me the experience has led to a heightened awareness of both our intricate dependence on others and our deep-seated need for independence.

Our intricate self-consciousness is what makes us human, and it's also what gives rise to our need to make art.

Adaptive personalization requires an unseen level of automated customization based on our intricate selves.

Each Saturday morning while Mom slept in, my hyper-creative father and I played our intricate invented game, "The Palace of Learning," for which I drew a class of paper doll students that Dad cut out with sharp scissors.

If judges can't address perceived wrongs put in place by the voting majority, she wrote, "our whole intricate, constitutional system of checks and balances, as well as the oaths to which we swore, prove to be nothing but shams".

Our increasingly intricate understanding of the infinitesimal neural networks that form the brain, for example, far from bringing our inner lives under our command, shows us how very little we can do so.

Goop is based on its readers believing they aspire to be Paltrow, on them needing to go to the high-end restaurants that she goes to, wanting to pay for the off-the-wall beauty treatments she shells out for, and signing up to the preposterous idea that our clever, intricate human bodies need to be detoxed.

Because golf is "shoulders up" and success or failure is ultimately down to the complexity of our most intricate organ, you can nudge your opponent along the path of crumbling confidence and over the precipice of self-destruction with a well-aimed barb cruelly masquerading as harmless bonhomie.

Rather, they are accepted because they are essential parts of our theoretically intricate best explanations for relevant phenomena.

Simulation theorists, however, insist that even more complex forms of understanding other agents involve resonance phenomena that engage our cognitively intricate capacities of imaginatively adopting the perspective of another person and reenacting or recreating their thought processes (For various forms of perspective-taking see Coplan 2011 and Goldie 2000).

Yes, we women are somewhat manipulated by our fabulously intricate hormonal chemistry.