Sentence examples for were more intricate from inspiring English sources

In 1994, the premieres by 12 choreographers were more intricate but not as vivid.

Orient's intentions were more intricate, but fluency eluded them and, for all their noble plans, they often finished moves with hopeful lofted passes into the area.

Technically, some pieces were more intricate.

So story lines were more intricate and, added Haberkamp, "production design, locations, props and costumes were more complex".

It is more intricate and far-reaching.

I'll do the stuff that's more intricate.

This poem is more intricate than it seems.

With high-power electron microscopes, the view is more intricate.

Bach's contrapuntal writing is more intricate and experimental in the later collection.

In Captain Blood the fencing was more intricate and expertly staged than in earlier, silent films.

Nonetheless, hockey is more intricate, and its players more skillful, than ever before.