Sentence examples for those intricacies from inspiring English sources

Where the melodies of "Peter Grimes" are catchy, they belie the music's intricacy; where those intricacies are revealed, some performers throw up their hands and simply approximate.

Bradley would like to have players like Bornstein and Pearce, a midfielder in college, to be exposed to those intricacies earlier.

One of his sharpest lines in "The Deal" projects those intricacies into politics, when a party adviser tells Brown: "Politics is not always about higher matters.

Those intricacies of the business may be lost on the average caller, who knows only that the company wants to double its rates.

Those intricacies were partly why a lot of the guys in the crowd were trainspotters.

Grant writing is more important than poem writing, and until you master those intricacies, you will be down and out in the city of your choosing.

Gamers are forever talking about the intricacies of those worlds, the qualities of the game-play, the subtleties of the rendering, the raw imagination on display.

So one wonders if those musing over the intricacies of how drinkers of Britvic's Tango and Barr's Orangina would be affected might have missed that simpler, overarching, point – and failed to consider the Real Thing.

Aaron John Loeb, the Awards Committee Chairman, said "for those that understand the intricacies, the wonder, the glory of turn based 'culture building,' this is the game worth skipping class for".

If you get the impression that they don't understand the intricacies of those financial instruments, it's not because they don't know their trade.

Developing excellent iOS and Android applications requires experts in those platforms that understand the intricacies.