Sentence examples for terribly intricate from inspiring English sources
It was a terribly intricate and complex business, based on an inconceivably disguised... father fixation".
But when you close the book you are forced to conclude: You wanted an aria, and all that's on the page is a terribly intricate and somber hymn.
Gilroy can bash out such stuff by the ream, which makes The Bourne Legacy seem terribly profound and intricate – only it's not.
The thing I didn't realize until later was that the painstakingly intricate linework was all woodcut, which has always seemed like a terribly time consuming and pain-in-the-ass-type way of making art to me.
"It's almost impossible to summarize any Firesign album," Mr. Ward wrote, because most of their albums were so filled with "intricate wordplay, stunning engineering and use of sound effects, breakneck pacing and, of course, a terribly complex story line".
(Those were intricate times).
The backstory is intricate.
Terribly, terribly wrong, Dr. Diehl.
"It was terribly, terribly painful.
