For instance, it is true that we are awfully careful when we deliver intricately assembled cakes, but they are constructed very well, so thankfully I have never had the experience of having to fix a destroyed cake.
We're intricately bonded.
Dr. Desai believes as Americans, we are intricately part of the world, not merely sitting beside it.
We wander the intricately painted rooms, then picnic on the riverbank under the jacaranda trees, tucking into rice and ema datshi or chilli cheese (chillies are used as a vegetable in Bhutan, and ema datshi is the national dish).
A little further on, beyond the temptations of colourful sari shops, spice merchants and ubiquitous kedai kopi, we found the intricately carved Khoo Kongsi temple, Georgetown's finest example of traditional Chinese architecture.
The stunning proportion of our days spent communicating online clearly indicates that as a society, we are more intricately connected via the internet than ever before….Yet as the number of such interactions grows, and as the number of ways in which we interact grows, the joy that communication can bring is too often replaced by frustration, confusion, or stress.
We are all intricately and inexorably interrelated; person-to-person, person to body and person to planet.
I believe that if we are able to intricately understand the ivory trade, we will be able to disrupt elephant poaching in Southern Africa and potentially secure a future for these remarkable beings.
We know that the two are intricately connected and that we can't have one without the other," said Molly.
(Griffin 1989) Status theories are subject to the objection that they lack the conceptual resources to explain why the rights we believe in are intricately "shaped" to accommodate the particularities of different contexts and different rightholders.
