Sentence examples similar to tricky texture from inspiring English sources
The orchestra was mastering Adams's tricky textures, but, as the afternoon went on, their energy waned.
The prolific twentysomething, whose pieces pair shimmery, whirring textures with tricky time signatures, has new operas in the offing for both Los Angeles Opera and the Met.
I'm no asset creation specialist, but from what I've heard it's not that difficult to get textures, although making a decent normal map that actually corresponds to a texture's source is tricky.
Finding acai puree is only half the battle, it's getting the right texture that's the real tricky part.
Adding texture to the clothes is tricky and may take some practice.
Radiation only works once, so if I were to get breast cancer again in my right breast I'd most likely need a mastectomy and reconstruction is trickier after radiation because it changes the texture of the breast.
Mr. Watson, between the punk themes, blasted through tricky solos high on the neck, playing with texture to make his sound shimmer and wobble.
The composer Christopher Theofanidis gives the soloist a marathon workout and a wide range of colors, timbres and textures in his Bassoon Concerto, whose tricky athletic maneuvers were deftly surmounted by Martin Kuuskmann.
The young singers sounded confident in their tricky lines and also in intonation but no matter how exemplary their sense of ardent improvisation they could not compete with the over-rich orchestral texture.
