The only jarring note is that the really significant devilish intricacies of Chinese life are drawn to your attention with all the subtlety of a neon-light display in a Buddhist temple.The same kind of cultural mystery, set this time in an imagined Russia two decades hence after a bloody civil war, is told with much more skill by Donald James.
Unfortunately, when it comes to significant matters like psychological intricacy, narrative sophistication, depth of feeling and wit, "Oroonoko" is about on the level of the higher-grade children's theater.
The most "classical" of the "classical family sagas", it has received much attention, on account of its significant contribution to the corpus, the intricacy of its narrative, its perceived historicity and its focus on the period around the Christianisation of Iceland (and presentation of a Christian hero, in the figure of Njáll Þorgeirsson).
Working with a Congress controlled by your allies, rather than by your adversaries, means having to provide a more significant degree of leadership on the intricacies of policy than Reagan did, while at the same time avoiding the appearance that you are trying to dictate the result.
Although reaching this nirvana in New Zealand nightlife requires a significant amount of work, dependent of various intricacies.
Additionally, due to the intricacies in developing FSI models and their significant computational burden, the use of simplified wave load profiles are explored for probabilistic performance assessment.
In recent years, significant research has focused on quantifying the uncertainties and intricacies of the estimation process.
The intricacy of their structural and dynamic properties poses significant problems for system designers who often face high levels of uncertainty when attempting to understand the potential impact of changes to their design.
In the last few years a significant strain of indie rock has slowly been shedding its pretense, its intricacy, its abstraction.
Consumers may not be as in touch with the intricacies as they used to be, but you can still make significant, impactful change.
The withdrawal of Daschle, a former Senate majority leader steeped in the byzantine ways of Congress as well as the intricacies of the nation's $2.3 trillion health-care system, delivered a significant blow to the administration as it prepared to launch its ambitious agenda on the topic.
