"His music, which he famously labored over, which was intricate and complex, was played at a convention where Mike Pence, a man who has spent his political career actively looking for opportunities to discriminate against LGBT people, sat comfortably in a VIP box".
One of the big things for us was the plotting, which is pretty intricate.
That song is glossy, but he pushes against it in the latter half of his verse, which is mean, intricate and swings with attitude.
In 1957 George Balanchine created a sensation when he paired Mr. Mitchell with Diana Adams, a white ballerina, in that sensual pas de deux, which is diabolically intricate.
To deal with such a predicate hierarchy, which is more intricate than a sort-hierarchy, Nitta et al. implemented a typed (sorted) logic programming language extended to include a hierarchy of verbal concepts (corresponding to predicates).
Can you play the blues, man?" We sat down and we started playing the blues on the piano and then he moved to some Thelonious Monk, which is very intricate, for all you piano enthusiasts out there.
Sometimes the animals appear to have a mainly pictorial purpose, such as in "Elephant Family, Part II" in which there is intricate patterning and razzle-dazzle.
It is the paradox involved in this process, which itself is intricate because she is a Roma, that further illustrates the very paralysis at work in the (efforts made for) inclusion and citizenship in times of migration in Europe.
Understanding the dielectric behaviour of CuO graphene system, which is anticipated to be intricate, is definitely an attention-grabbing one.
