Sentence examples similar to overly intricate elements from inspiring English sources

But with Shakespeare, there's an advantage to not being distracted by overly intricate characterization.

Drinks are well made, but not overly intricate; most have no more than three ingredients.

Recent movies like "Syriana," "Quantum of Solace," and "Duplicity" are scripted and edited as overly intricate puzzles, and I've heard many people complain that the struggle to understand the plot becomes the principal experience of watching such films.

Rodgers, who in the buildup to the 1-0 defeat had dismissed suggestions he needed to adapt his overly intricate approach to improve results against top European sides, praised vindication in defeat.

Although the Danes regularly fed Christian Eriksen in the hope that the Tottenham Hotspur schemer would concoct some ingenious way of unpicking a defence led by Shane Duffy, the hosts were not overly intricate and did not forsake the aerial route.

I think that the intricate elements of the story will be portrayed extremely well and I hope that some of the metaphors are not overlooked.

Captain Michael Dawson responded by glancing a free header over the bar, but all too often Spurs' first-half attacks became overly intricate and broke down in the final third.

The plot is not overly intricate, but still contains enough layers of sustained revelation to keep the pages turning, especially in the increasingly suspenseful second half.

MUNCHIES talked to the doc about his spice-hunting expeditions and all the intricate elements that go into a Jägerbomb's better half.

These overly intricate approaches only confound commercialization strategies, presenting harder manufacturing parameters and lowering the reliability of operation.

I do think that the overly physical elements of the interface design will be pared back and the gaudy textures will be phased out.