Sentence examples for the intricate elements from inspiring English sources

I think that the intricate elements of the story will be portrayed extremely well and I hope that some of the metaphors are not overlooked.

MUNCHIES talked to the doc about his spice-hunting expeditions and all the intricate elements that go into a Jägerbomb's better half.

A home's foundation may not be visible, but it matters much more than the intricate architectural elements that are designed to impress people as they drive by.

And though Harris has visibly done his research when it comes to flora, antique paintings, weapons and other intricate elements of his plot, he regularly gets the French language and setting wrong.

He was able to double the size of his pieces from about one to two feet, and he could introduce details like wood grain and intricate elements of clothing.

Opera acquired the intricate mixture of elements — élitist, populist, dignified, demented — which defines the genre to this day.

This translates to an abundance of lethal elements in the general growth task, leaving relatively little mass (in the contribution sense) to the intricate interactions and nonlethal elements.

Indeed, most scientists are unaware of the intricate ways by which cultural elements enter their lab, for they do so in subliminal ways.

For all but those opening and closing moments the action is vivid and immediate, with the surreal, almost farcical elements of the intricate story treated in faithful detail.

The intricate process involves spreading four elements onto a film half the thickness of a human hair, distributed precisely over an 11-square-foot panel.

The surrealist imagery and sexual undercurrents have been seen as key thematic elements, and the intricate sound design as its technical highlight.