Sentence examples for think intricate from inspiring English sources

You don't need to be a particularly avid follower of fashion to recognise the Parisian label's hallmarks, think intricate embroidery, 80s shapes, jewel tones and lashings of glamour.

He thought big and thought intricate and in the spirit of Parisian fashion became the Master Couturier of sophisticated social theory.

In a program note he writes that he thought this intricate, ruminative, richly chromatic music might take on a public dimension if rescored for string orchestra.

ROSLYN SULCAS Unlike everyone else, I like "Outlier," but I did think that the intricate movement invention is best seen close up.

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.

You think baseball is not intricate?

"I think it's an intricate part of food in America, but it's not the totality of the contribution African-Americans have made," Mr. Randall said.

Think of what an intricate instrument the heart is - pumping all that blood to your veins without giving it a word of instruction.

Many people thought that the intricate, intimate art of Handel could never work in the Met's cavernous spaces, but Wadsworth proves otherwise.

They were the egotists who wanted their names, rather than the group's, on their bass drums, and they were the ones who thought that the intricate acoustic number would be a great place for a 20-minute drum solo.

"I think they're fascinating, so intricate.