Sentence examples for though intricate from inspiring English sources

The choreography, though intricate and arduous, always conveys the illusion of spontaneity.

The story, though intricate, is never obscure, and it could be set anywhere — amid the travails of Mexican workers in America, say.

The story, though intricate, is never obscure, and it could be set anywhere amid the travails of Mexican workers in America, say.

Now, though, intricate analysis seems to have come to pro football, through the good offices of the Internet and its capacity for the micro-niche, and the Web site Footballoutsiders has thrown off a book, the annual "Pro Football Prospectus," which is apparently catching on.

Though intricate, agreements, treaties and alliances within the European Commission have brought peace to Europe in the last 70 years after two World Wars, millions of deaths and the horrors of the Holocaust.

Targeted substitution, though intricate, affords results that should greatly improve comparative expression assays a major emphasis of cell-based studies.

Sadly, this whole story, though enticingly intricate, is ultimately rather boring.

Though the intricate fantasy is certainly enjoyable, claims that it is the best show on television may be overblown.

This Pink Mini Polka Dot pendant sold on Australian online store Country Culture has an appealing simplicity, though more intricate designs are also available.

Solo, he created personae like Dr. Octagon and Dr. Dooom, though his intricate, zany, rhymes have grown less rewarding over time.

Though its intricate intellectual gamesmanship can seem a little contrived at times, ideas "tumble off the screen in such heady profusion that while watching the movie you may worry that you'll miss something important if you so much as blink" (Holden).