Sentence examples for sort of intricate from inspiring English sources
"No other bird has this sort of intricate wing structure.
The central character, somewhat unpromisingly named Promise Whittaker, is a specialist in Persian miniatures, and very quickly you feel that in reading this, you too will see with great refinement every sort of intricate detail and relation.
It may well be that sometimes what we want from an analysis is the tracing of the sort of intricate web of conceptual relations in which Ryle delights.
This bright and cheerful restaurant shows off all sorts of intricate flavor combinations based on traditional ingredients like epazote, avocado leaves, cactus pads and many varieties of chilies.
Of these three rappers he's probably the most charismatic, but "Cole World" feels like a compromise between the confident artist who became a favorite because of his thoughtful mixtapes and someone who understands that those sorts of intricate songs have little to do with success in the nonvirtual world.
Usually those kind of shoes get rewarded; the sort of lavish, intricate works of fashion.
It is sort of a counterintuitive thing: intricate, heavily embellished Indian saris on crisp midcentury shapes, like swivel chairs and barstools -- about 200 pieces, from $695 to $6,000 (the chair at right is $2,695).
It's about those intricate sort of moments not in the mainstream.
Maria, the protagonist of "New People," by Danzy Senna, is caught in a sort of racial fugue: her cold, intricate surrealism reminds me of the plays of Adrienne Kennedy, whose black female characters furiously negotiate the value of truth.
When you look at it with a vagina in mind, you sort of see the way the intricate folds near the center resemble a vulva, but not any more than if you looked at, say, a taco with a vagina in mind.
