Sentence examples for remarkably intricate from inspiring English sources

Some of the designs are remarkably intricate, bold in form, and frequently as sophisticated as anything found in the Western Hemisphere.

The yearning to connect and the impulse toward flight — those contradictory verities of romantic entanglement — take sharp visceral form in Ms. Tharp's fast, flashing, remarkably intricate dances.

The Parisian Galerie Meyer Oceanic Art devotes its entire booth to Papuan "spirit boards" from the late nineteenth century, remarkably intricate carved wooden totems that suggest surfboards for the soul.

That remarkably intricate landscape of production, transmission and use of electricity means that even more detailed recipes than those found in the NERC manual must be consulted to deal with specifically local decisions like how much reserve power to keep on hand for New York City on a normal day.

It took Mark Ho six years and several prototypes to build this remarkably intricate 17-inch human form.

Much of the intrigue underlying research of animal genitalia is driven by a desire to understand the evolutionary forces responsible for these diverse, complex, and remarkably intricate structures.

Contra, however, was a remarkably assured entrant, serving intricate and even challenging food with a simple conceit: five courses for fifty-five dollars.

The work also supported the conclusions of George Davis, based on intricate and remarkably detailed anatomical studies of the Triculinae, that there were divisions within the genus Tricula and of the origin of the Lacunopsini from the stem of the Triculini clade.

Each object stands less than two feet tall, and the horses are remarkably detailed: alert eyes, flared mouths, intricate saddles.

Remarkably, vascularisation occurs without perturbing the intricate architecture of the neurogenic niches or the emerging neural networks.

HIV-1 invokes intricate processes with a remarkably low number of proteins to take control of the human host cell.