Sentence examples for something intricate from inspiring English sources

We were taking something intricate and powerful and giving it a final polish.

Maybe Europe isn't what they, or Americans, thought; perhaps something intricate and valuable that took decades to construct is about to be smashed.

He began every practice with his drills, and Jackson, who had never studied basketball theory on a granular level, loved those simple exercises, the way that across the weeks they led to something intricate.

A theme can be something as simple as a few colors that go well together to something intricate like a Hawaiian theme.

The music, though, was something else: intricate, intriguing, multi-layered, resonant.

Dawkins uses it to refer to people who say "I just can't believe that something as intricate as an eye can evolve through random changes".

The show's subject, we learn, is not "virtual reality" — the notion that you could become an actor in an artificial space — but something more intricate, an intermingling of the real and virtual: "real virtuality".

Because evolution sort of works by building systems up step by step, some creationists argue that something as intricate as the eyeball couldn't have "evolved". What would the intermediary step be, exactly?

AT In The Marriage Plot you do something very intricate with the way the timeframes overlap: since we're always seeing the story from roughly one centre of consciousness, the reader has to keep revising what they thought was true; and also, and most movingly, the reader watches a character not know something that the reader does know.

The danger here for Obama is that, at exactly the moment when he most needs House and Senate Democrats to pull together and accept a compromise, the growing friction between leaders in his own party could erupt to the point where it's no longer so easy to bridge the differences over something as intricate as a new national health care system.

He described it as a "give and take relationship"; Warren would offer lyrics and Carey would not like them; she wanted something more intricate and detailed.