Most organ lovers accept (or are resigned to) echoing and re-echoing sound that turns intricate counterpoint into something taken on faith rather than actually heard.
When a friend initially suggested that Alexander try knitting moths, she wasn't particularly interested, but Alexander says her attitude changed when she realized the vast array of colors and markings that could be turned into intricate knitting patterns.
The wheel of art and the wheel of life were turning with intricate, unfathomable harmonies and disruptions.
Imamura, a protégé of Ozu, began directing his own films in the late 1950s, turning out intricate comedies ("Stolen Desire") and caper films ("Endless Desire") with hardscrabble contemporary settings and a sardonic critique of postwar Japanese values.
The Fashion -- Montana Knox: Indie artist Montana Knox turns his intricate sketches and drawings into high-quality cotton T-shirts, jewelry and more at his closet-sized store on on Extra Place.
"Relying on off-the-shelf components from agro-industrial origin, an exuberant mobile architecture celebrates water-purification processes and turns their intricate visualization into an unusual backdrop for the Warm Up sessions".
Mycale, a four-woman a cappella group, turned them into intricate, ingenious, glowing pan-Mediterranean songs.
The colour tones basically remained yellowish and turned into an intricate iridescent colour when the number of layers exceeded 10. Figure 2: Experimental results of the absorption spectra.
She's turned out many intricate variations on Art Nouveau and psychedelia, but now she's channeling Ettore Sottsass -- the Italian architect and designer synonymous with cheerful 1980s postmodernism.
But the performances are admirable, and seeing Hardy's tale turned into such an intricate creation affirms the festival's mission of showing the untapped possibilities of the musical.
The Supreme Court continues to address cases where the decision turns on the intricate interpretation of a single word in a statute or regulation.
