| In gradated shades of blue, with intricate makeup that transformed the performers' faces into masks, the stage picture was strikingly beautiful. |
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| The strength of the book is its intricate mapping of interconnections across a range of media. |
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| It is, instead, involved in an intricate system of interdependent relationships, a constellation. |
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| Inside, the drawing room has a wonderfully high ceiling with intricate plasterwork, a dado rail and a sash window. |
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| Smoothing the creases reveals an intricate network of roads, highways, and interstates. |
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| Her costumes, like her paintings, are intricate and drenched in color, whether for a can-can dancer or a contessa. |
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| One of the games was the most beautiful game with multiple intricate brass fitments and little bells to ring as well as skittles to topple. |
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| The intricate detail and structure of this miniscule world is breathtaking. |
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| It sounds a bit dull when I say it like that, but it was an enormously complex and intricate piece of work. |
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| I have read about the magic of Solomon, and it seems very complicated and intricate to me. |
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| The country has an intricate network of railroads and an even denser web of bicycle paths. |
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| It turned into five weeks' hard labour as we unravelled the intricate rhythms and built the complex set. |
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| Another room featured a team of a dozen girls who were hard at work doing some intricate weaving. |
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| All this really means of course is that if someone wants to find out about you in intricate detail they will be able to. |
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| An unusual and attractive feature of the bathroom is a fireplace with intricate detail. |
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| It is so complex and intricate that it relies on the full cooperation and participation of all its members. |
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| I seem to remember my dreams in unusually intricate detail and twice as often as most people. |
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| In this way, she has created a time machine of the most intricate Victorian detail. |
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| The plot is not especially complex, but there are some intricate twists and a few surprises. |
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| He was himself a batik designer and his love of detail and intricate design is apparent in his artwork. |
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| He says there is a difficult and intricate question about whether there was a duty of care in law. |
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| There are some enticing snippets of intricate detail but these are too few and far between. |
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| The arrangements are intricate without being fussy or complicated for the sake of it. |
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| Our own sexuality is far more complex and intricate and can take far longer to understand. |
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| That quite complex and intricate work had to be done so that those matters could be put down in the right order. |
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| Hopefully you have someone in your household who can operate that most intricate of cooking utensils, the barbecue. |
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| A coping saw is needed to follow an irregular, delicate, or intricate cut in wood. |
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| Fighting terror was judged, at the top, to be a dangerous form of cops and robbers, not a nuanced, intricate war. |
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| This bright space has Junkers wooden flooring, intricate ceiling plasterwork and a vaulted glazed ceiling with spotlighting. |
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| People in the paintings were drawn and painted with such intricate poses and expressive details. |
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| The sleeves were were very loose and had intricate folds in them, except where they tightened into a cuff at the wrist. |
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| This delicate piece, with its intricate footwork, was danced especially well by the men. |
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| The floor was black and white marble, except where covered by intricate oriental rugs. |
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| Polyphony is even more intricate in this piece, with double fugati, crab canons, and the listener delighted by the humour. |
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| Signature details included intricate criss-cross fabric weaving, long lines and flowing fringe-like ties. |
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| The intricate work, based on Victorian romantic decoration, was all done freehand using house paint. |
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| The musical culture of Brazil is a spectacularly intricate one, rife with crossovers, subsections and variations. |
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| The classic Guyanese house is constructed of wood and raised on stilts, painted white and decorated with intricate fretwork. |
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| Many contemporary interiors dictate the use of stylised arrangements of flowers and foliage which lack frilliness and intricate detail. |
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| Both are informed by the intricate social, political, cultural and economic networks that constitute our historical and futurological worlds. |
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| In Legong Keraton, as in much Balinese dance, the movement is closely associated with the intricate rhythms produced by the gamelan ensemble. |
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| The sunlight scattered through the swath of leaves, dappling the grassy floor with intricate patterns of color and shadow. |
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| After our salads, we were brought plates of pasta with intricate seasonings and pieces of garlic bread on the side. |
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| The friendly owner tells us about the wooden combmakers of Narai, who once fashioned intricate little combs for the geishas of Kyoto. |
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| The Kayapo wear intricate beadwork and headdresses in ceremonies and decorate their bodies with dye coming from the plants genipapo and urucu. |
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| Over millennia, the water has bored an intricate network of geologic veins through the bedrock. |
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| Libyan artisans use intricate lines and geometric shapes in their carpets, embroidered goods, jewelry, leather goods, tiles, and pottery. |
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| Like paper notes, plastic ones can be printed with intricate background patterns, and can incorporate watermarks and security threads. |
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| Promising to be the big draw of the festival, it features an intricate weaving of different conversations taking place in a city. |
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| They reproduced on a handloom the intricate silk gimps, braids, and tassels needed for the Swan suite. |
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| Players now tie each other up in intricate pretzels, crouch to let another player fly over their backs and deke faster than lightning. |
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| Gold stitching and glittering jewels were placed in intricate designs at carefully determined places. |
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| When at the click of a button you have the world on your screen, why bother debating the intricate and delicate fabrics our lives? |
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| We worked in poor light, but were fascinated with the intricate pattern of the delicate growth. |
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| An intricate system of magnetic fields propelled the craft along and away from Earth. |
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| It is well reputed for its fine teaching but the pinnacle of its fame is its glorious chapel with its murals of intricate artwork. |
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| With cool patterns and intricate designs, these are sure to appeal to women folk at the very first sight. |
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| The center area held the information desks and other high-tech kiosks, decked out with intricate marble highlights. |
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| Instead he's playing to the girl's movements, creating an intricate pulsation of beats and cycles, hypnotized by every twirl and gyration. |
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| The intricate events and various destinies interplay into a complicated story. |
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| No modern replica would have the intricate 1930s art deco details which can be clearly seen from close up. |
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| In the case of this project, some of the students had made elaborate drawings with intricate details. |
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| The whole green dress had delicate gold embroidered intricate flowers all over. |
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| I began to embroider an intricate design of Sweden's mountains during sunrise. |
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| The monk reached down, took it out, and peered at the intricate engraving of Chinese characters. |
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| The enteric nervous system contains a large number of neurons organized in intricate neuronal circuits. |
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| A new expanded web site highlights the special services offered and its intricate design entices the visitor to explore each aspect. |
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| Next thing you know, you're entombed in 136 tons of garbage and burrowing through your house via a system of intricate tunnels. |
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| This provides a visually intricate envelope to the external public space and assists night-time security to the main entrance. |
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| You can have an intricate patterns of different colors or beads added to the extension without additional damage to your hair. |
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| This album was more downtempo than some of your earlier work, and possibly more intricate too. |
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| For a guy who explores such an intricate and arty sound, Williams is surprisingly down-to-earth. |
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| The result, lush ambient-pop-rock tunes filled with intricate melodies that go from dreamy to heavy without ever ceasing to intrigue. |
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| The counterpoint becomes increasingly intricate as the set progresses, but Frescobaldi never lets the music devolve into academic dryness. |
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| An intricate system of gears, stainless steel pinions, and rubber and metal belts appeared ready to circumvolve. |
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| Traditional handmade crafts were not only useful but also decorative, with colorful and intricate designs. |
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| There are intricate carvings on huge stone columns and the walls are richly panelled and decorated. |
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| The interconnecting reception rooms have coved ceilings and intricate centre roses. |
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| The dining room is panelled to chest height and has an intricate, golden fabric wallcovering above. |
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| The quality and intricate work makes for beautiful wall hanging of all shapes and sizes. |
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| Clearly a master of her modest medium, she folds paper into facets, quills it into curlicues and cuts it into intricate, lacelike filigree. |
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| Although allowed to weave their artistic magic via intricate quilting designs, they were not allowed any other form of artistic expression. |
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| It's the intricate way Jerome conveys his acidic comments that leaves you in stitches. |
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| Ged's inventive guitar licks provide ideal underpinning for Andy's intricate songs and the group's blistering sets of reels and jigs. |
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| Spaces recurring at regular intervals but shifting to the right on each subsequent line create an intricate, jacquardlike weave. |
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| It is in that episode that the larger implications of Schreiner's intricate weave of fiction and autobiography become apparent. |
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| Traditional basketry involves great care and pride, the weaver showcasing his skill through intricate weaves, designs, and colours. |
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| The traps are intricate, with raceways, loops, funnels, breakwaters, and arrowheads to direct and trap the fish. |
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| My genetic code has been perfected by an intricate adiabatic process over ten decades, and I am practically immortal. |
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| Patterns of olive leaves, golden scallop shells, and intricate pastel designs ramble over the walls. |
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| A rampart of intricate and infinitely various shapes, it gives form to the formless open sea. |
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| This is Fatima with a kaftan, black with a bodice of intricate dark red embroidery. |
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| Our unique kaleidoscopes are bursting with bright colors and intricate patterns. |
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| Surgical teams worked flat out performing intricate grafts on the victims in the four operating theatres commandeered for the emergency. |
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| It's an intricate part of my culture of my tikanga and kawa, so what's the crime about that? |
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| Our handsome kazoos are made from quality cherry wood and are inlayed with intricate specialty wood designs. |
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| The crown is embellished with tiny whitework flowers filled with intricate needlepoint lace fillings. |
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| This gave rise to a whole new style of English glassware quite distinct from intricate Venetian fashions. |
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| The stately three-storey Georgian edifice agleam with intricate furniture comes complete with the ghost of former mistress Annie Palmer. |
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| Pairs generally include pieces of contrasting mood and agogic character, while larger groups offer more intricate narratives. |
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| Deer, hounds, wild boar, foxes and rabbits chase each other around the frieze in a stunning display of intricate carving. |
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| Bamboo flutes add a ghostly, subtle melodic backbone to the more intricate interplay on the keyed instruments. |
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| The intricate work involved recasting the bronze crocodiles decorating the backs of the chairs, and a redesigned cornice. |
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| The intricate polyphonic choruses and semi-choruses with solo recitative were always lucidly controlled. |
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| Weaving, embroidery, and woodcarving also are highly intricate and require great skill. |
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| The popular colours are beige, cream, brown and copper which are ideal for showing off the intricate work. |
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| But Carruth manages a rare alchemy by combining an intricate plot and technology that's both specific and vague enough to seem plausible. |
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| The oval mirror reflects me sitting on the bed, framed by the intricate lace of the curtains. |
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| In that sense, Daniel Cohen's intricate study simply reflects that reality. |
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| Yet all told, its simplicities are gloriously redeemed by the novel's intricate take on sexuality, and its ecstatic and gilded prose. |
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| The likely result of this is a labyrinth of intricate employment and childcare arrangements that families may find harder to juggle, not easier. |
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| In the poet's medieval French, the verse displays intricate internal rhymes and numerous alliterations. |
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| Sitting upon a cushion of black foam was a head-sized piece of intricate machinery, composed of a box and three cylinders along one corner. |
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| And in doing so, the gene creates copies of its genetic material by replicating itself through intricate processes of cell division. |
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| His photographs show that during anabiosis membranes contract in intricate folds within the shrunken cell. |
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| An intricate support structure of stainless-steel wires, bamboo poles and fishing nets provides anchorage for the fabric cladding. |
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| Doreen's work is renowned for its use of large canvasses and the intricate detail inspired by plant and animal life. |
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| These lehngas have been embroidered with intricate motifs and adorned with crystals and Swarovski. |
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| Their scenes together are ripe with tension, both sexual and dramatic, and their relationship develops in emotionally intricate ways. |
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| Moochin has a decisive Latin American feel, with rich ensembles, intricate horn and rhythm lines and a feisty alto solo from Joel Purnell. |
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| In this intricate system of exchange, community is founded on a ritualized recognition of interdependence. |
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| Inside, the entrance hall is decorated in neutral tones and has intricate cornicing, a centre rose, archways and dado rail. |
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| All the way down his arm, there was an intricate design of red, pink, and yellow roses on a vine. |
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| And yet it is one of the most exceptional and intricate and massive buildings I have ever seen. |
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| Most of the items on display have intricate craftwork, done manually by artisans from a rural background. |
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| As it tended to dry quickly, it was pinned up in intricate crosses and loops. |
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| With all that silicon and increasingly-programmable APIs, low-level GPU programming is growing exponentially more intricate. |
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| Their terrorist activities are lubricated by an intricate financial system. |
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| Down, in the opening minutes, played with authority, revelling in intricate passing movements which yielded scores. |
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| Whereas structurally the two are similar, the camera lacks the intricate automatic control mechanism involved in vision. |
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| A sampler in wool, embroidered by Mary aged ten in 1871, put us all to shame by the intricate work she had done. |
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| And the plot amply delivers the expected satisfactions of an intricate puzzle adroitly solved. |
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| Taking an intricate short cut through back alleys and abandoned buildings, she came out onto an empty, dead-end road. |
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| This sheer black teddy features intricate embroidery on the front and back. |
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| The prismatic oil-stick scrawls are applied in intricate gathers, loose skeins and impenetrable tangles. |
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| Although intricate in their themes, each picture tells a thousand different stories while remaining beautifully simple. |
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| The surgeon can perform intricate procedures by using joystick-like controls to manipulate the surgical instruments. |
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| The mantelpiece was an intricate wood carving of vines and branches, almost like it was a living tree itself. |
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| Jenny admires the intricate marquetry on the arm of the teak day-bed, which forms a horse's head. |
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| The prose is taut and beautifully crafted, the story is woven with the intricate expertise of a master craftsman. |
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| I loved the first one for its sophisticated camerawork, intricate plot and masterful performances. |
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| He explained and projected with his mind force the intricate use, development and unfoldment of the faculties of the third eye. |
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| They walked through an intricate maze of hallways before reaching a large arena filled with all sorts of technical equipment. |
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| Gades and company give intense performances of intricate grace, stunning beauty and thrilling machismo. |
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| More than that, there is a positive pleasure in an intricate, sweeping and self-consistent act of creation. |
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| There were all these intricate diagrams of horrible shackles and thumbscrews. |
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| She wore a blouse and skirt decorated in intricate beadwork and a kilt made of old silver coins. |
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| He had been dressed in a jacket trimmed in red feathers and decorated with intricate beadwork. |
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| Her fingers danced skillfully on the taut strings, creating an intricate melody. |
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| Pai Gow Tiles is an intricate game that is played with a set of 32 tiles or dominoes. |
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| His Russian prose, too, though full of ironic tricks and intricate detail, tilted toward the sentimental. |
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| Producing such shows requires initial designs, then intricate plotting to determine growing timelines. |
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| Even in the dim, dusty filtered daylight I could see the intricate detail of the carved stone and molded gold. |
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| Dark paneling stretched from the molded ceiling to the thick pile-woven carpet, bordered by intricate friezes and shocks of gilt bronze leaves. |
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| This guy has built various mathematical surfaces from lego blocks and some of them look amazingly intricate. |
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| You can't put a piece of tracing paper over it and try to copy all the intricate details. |
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| She looked fabulous from afar in an orange sheath dress with a sexy and intricate back cut-out. |
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| My eyes fell upon the wedding dresses in the front, and I ran my fingers along the sheer fabrics and intricate lace. |
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| Through an intricate series of hand gestures and melodic whistles, she quickly garnered its trust and shepherded it into our gated, side yard. |
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| Much of human biology is still speculative, and its interaction with environment is intricate. |
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| The system of universes could be even more intricate and complex than the biosphere of our planet. |
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| This is matched by the metre where, however, intricate use of trochees and dactyls gives a song-like quality to the verse. |
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| Watch skilled craftspeople create intricate designs from the intense heat of molten glass. |
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| She fingered fine muslins and intricate laces, heavy crimson silks and tulle. |
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| There are so many intricate details and twists and turns to keep you guessing throughout this film. |
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| Even though it was dark, the moonlight silhouetted the intricate stone outline of the school. |
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| In the past, she has hung whole rooms with her own silkscreened wallpaper, the paper covered with intricate and precise silverpoint spirals. |
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| Made out of teak or rosewood, ornamental furniture is characterised by intricate carvings and promise the ultimate in comfort and style. |
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| Infectious beat, hand-claps, intricate layers of bloopy sound effects and skittering ambiance. |
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| The band sounds incredible pouring out these intricate songs that touch on country, bluegrass, blues and mild rock. |
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| Detailed paper patterns for the robes and uncut lengths of fabric are included to illustrate the intricate preparation behind these garments. |
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| The paranoiac develops intricate fantasies of persecution in order to mask the unfaceable fact that the powers that be don't care about him. |
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| The music is alternately spacious and intricate, lyrical and fiery, but always as natural and unforced as breathing. |
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| Look at the intricate beauty of the leaves on the trees and see that our petty desires are so unimportant. |
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| Some beetled about placing and replacing cones to some intricate masterplan that escaped the uninformed eye. |
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| Four floral bosses help secure the flying ribs, while an intricate carved star hangs from the center and anchors the inner square. |
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| Throughout, he addresses the reader directly, carefully unravelling the threads of the intricate tapestry that was his relationship with Lexy. |
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| The wild, untamable canon and the intricate textures of texts have been given back to us after years of being dissected. |
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| Kilometres below a city sparkles like an intricate necklace at the throat of a continent. |
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| Now this friend was arranging Helen's hair in an intricate, graceful upsweep, with ribbons to match the dress. |
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| It requires huge amounts of money, sophisticated leaders and an intricate structure of command. |
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| Fourteen dancers explored intricate movement and gestures, broken lines and dissected flows. |
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| Beyond their venomous tendencies lie complex behavioural patterns and intricate lifestyles. |
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| The cribs are made from a combination of silver and brass with 24-carat gold plating, each with their own intricate design. |
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| The spindles could be turned to see each sculpture's equally intricate verso. |
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| Wood anemones, epimediums, bugbanes, and toad lilies create intricate tapestries under flowering shrubs and trees. |
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| Their intricate, spindling guitar lines and soaring pop hooks reach unforeseen apexes. |
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| This stunning dress has an intricate burnout pattern with embellishment and sheer bell sleeves. |
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| The film's strength is in its intricate intertwining of story and image, of dialogue, voice-over and music. |
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| Their spiritual leader is a vulturish photographer and scientist named Vaughan, played with intricate obsession by Montreal actor Elias Koteas. |
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| And a tourist in Krakow does not want to be left penniless, when there is glossy amber to be bought and intricate handcrafts to be bartered over. |
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| The intricate figurines that roll out of his sandalwood art when he opens one hand-held closet after another is beyond comparison. |
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| It stocks exclusively handloom sarees, and this is evident from the intricate handiwork and embroidery on the latest arrivals. |
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| The intricate, geometric patterns of the choreography mirror the formality of the music, steadfastly ignoring its enchantments. |
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| Today, stenciling has become much more sophisticated, often involving intricate designs and any number of colors. |
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| Here you can see intricate jewel-encrusted horse harnesses or the gold block designs on white headscarves. |
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| While stiffener facilitates the display of intricate embroidery, it also makes the costume a little unwieldy. |
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| His characteristic caricatures of women and other subjects are all woven into a tapestry of intricate design and fused colors. |
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| Flat designs were carved into the walls, intricate mosaics the same golden color as the bricks. |
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| An intricate, languorous game in which stones are moved on a board, Go is largely unknown outside Japan and parts of China. |
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| The best catches combine magnificent musical composition with intricate and inventive poetry. |
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| Untangling this intricate mesh of cause and effect, genetic adaptation and phenotypic plasticity, is a primary objective of plant science. |
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| Hasse begins with a simple melody which is varied and embellished with intricate ornaments that make it memorable. |
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| In general, he left little room for the addition of more than the simplest graces, preferring to write out intricate Italian-style ornamentation. |
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| Plants, herbivores and carnivores are connected through an intricate array of chemical linkages. |
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| It's intricate, emotional, cerebral, funny, satirical, worldly, and will have you sifting through your reference books with glee. |
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| From then on, generations of disciples laboured with hand tools to hew giant temples, intricate statues and monasteries of up to three storeys. |
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| This time around he went for being modern, by encompassing modern styles and techniques with Chanel's intricate classic designs. |
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| They court according to an intricate and stylised code of formality and propriety that hints at a wealth of buried emotion. |
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| His choreography is full of intricate rhythms done with up-tempo swing and other driving jazz music forms. |
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| This type of leather craft involves hand tools like a chisel and hammer to create intricate designs. |
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| Choose perennials and bulbs that are quick to form intricate root systems, such as chrysanthemums, violets, daffodils and creeping phlox. |
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| So intricate and so complex were Churrigueresque altars that few understand how the design was done. |
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| Dust swirled around with the wind, forming intricate patterns among the rubble. |
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| Decorative and painted glasses with intricate designs of varying shades and hues are another attraction at the fair. |
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| Samaoas are carefully constructed coconut patties with caramel and an intricate chocolate design. |
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| The cobbled roads wound their way through the city, spinning an intricate web, while taxis and food carts clip-clopped slowly down them. |
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| The great spiralling lamp, lighting the ground floor cafe, is made of copper as are the intricate mesh cupboards of the cloakroom upstairs. |
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| The temples are studded with gilded statues, intricate woodwork, paintings, and tapestries. |
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| Much like Western sumptuary laws, the intricate rules of ancestor worship were strictly enforced. |
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| Both male and female folk costumes made of homespun cloth and sheepskin were multi-colored and featured intricate embroidery. |
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| Hordes of excited children clustered around the working model of a mountain railway system with trains criss-crossing with intricate precision. |
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| Angling, both fly-fishing and coarse fishing, is governed by intricate rules, which justify the catch as the end-point of a contest. |
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| The woman was about the same age as the richly-dressed man, her brown hair swept up in an intricate coif and decorated with glittering hairpins. |
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| Computer games are an intricate blend of immersive graphics and creative gameplay programming. |
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| Yesterday, he also laid out an intricate plot to implicate him in his former wife's murder, stopping short of calling it political interference. |
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| As he was leaving, he turned back to see what the girl was doing, and found her in the midst of an intricate fan dance. |
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| I can understand, read, and speak Fante and Twi fairly well but have less intricate knowledge of Ga and Bono. |
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| For example, when a helicopter comes down the whole descent and eventual crash is depicted in intricate detail. |
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| The feathering is so intricate that it looks like the iridescent scales of a fish. |
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| The complex work involved intricate scheduling with cleanup crews and keeping myriad utilities happy. |
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| Inside the hard exterior of ice floats a memory of intricate Victorian-style furniture made of snow. |
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| These are intricate contraptions requiring complicated computer programming and meticulous physical refinement and testing. |
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| He probably thought deep and philosophical things in his head that were too intricate and complicated to explain or talk about. |
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| Though there are no complicated rising signs or intricate charts to deal with, the Chinese New Year falls on a different date each year. |
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| The intricate figures that seem to dance in endless concentric circles and the white motifs in yellow and red are splendid. |
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| His intricate works combine his training as a painter with the spatial conceptualization of a sculptor. |
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| Their lustrous lacquer finishes and intricate inlays, undeniably ornamental, were the antithesis of machine production. |
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| Its piercing steel blade is decoratively inscribed with intricate patterns with a crown at its summit. |
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| The scabbard was fine leather, with intricate designs winding around it done in silver filigree. |
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| A heavy shellac gives an overall luminescence to the work and the only congruously identifying factor is his intricate use of linearity. |
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| It looks like it is made up of an intricate fine lace expertly spun in glass fibers no thicker than human hair. |
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| Those of a higher class have theirs hand made by a tailor with intricate needlework and fine fabric. |
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| The lead guitarist begins to finger an intricate melody, then turns around to face the audience, a spotlight on him. |
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| It had five red stones, possibly rubies, on the intricate gold band. |
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| The next time you admire beautiful embroidery on a sari while on window-shopping spree, chances are that a machine embroidered those intricate patterns. |
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| It must be the compelling characters, the memorable lines, the intricate plots. |
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| Pac may not be as verbose as other rappers of his time, but his flow is intricate, and complicated to replicate. |
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| Global trade seems to require something a little more intricate. |
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| There was also the mesmeric Mexican duo Rodrigo and Gabriela, whose intricate and sun kissed slices of Spanish guitar made even the most hard hearted of Gringos jump for joy. |
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| The mechanisms used by Enigma for encryption appear intricate and complicated, and a basic Enigma machine had over 10 possible keys which is more than some modern algorithms. |
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| The intricate art of origami has nothing on how some of these little beauties grow, looking like crazily choreographed sea coral in their chilled humidifiers. |
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| Children would especially be interested in Durer's humorous woodcut of an imaginary rhinoceros that displays an intricate decorative surface that covers the entire creature. |
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| The last things on the trays that had come out of the wall were two incredible double-edged swords that had very intricate detailing on their handles. |
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| To the right and left, a waxy black layer has been scraped away in an intricate network of boxy lines, revealing an airy green and blue underlayer. |
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| Made of found objects such as handheld yellow flashlights, measuring tape, wire and rulers, the intricate hodgepodge of elements seems about to peel away from the walls. |
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| As the man assembles without distinction samples from different areas, each track feeds on combined atmospheres, creating intricate impressionist patchworks of intense beauty. |
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| The latest fad in the world of fashion is to go in for fusion wears, which is an intricate mix of conventional patterns with contemporary smocking. |
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| Axis and Alignment is a jazz tapestry accented by intricate minimalist patterns and incredibly fluid changes, a perpetually shifting sonic picture of gentle enlightenment. |
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| Bovell penned the screenplay here as well, and though some of the dialogue veers on hokiness, for the most part he deserves praise for such an intricate web of characters. |
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| We take it that the law of this case has been established by these prior decisions and it would be acarpous to again review the many intricate questions involved. |
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| The table, made of maple and walnut, features curved legs, intricate dovetailed joints made by hand and dowels and biscuits to connect the various pieces. |
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| Tiny red gems twinkled in the eye sockets, and the broad top of the skull was dotted with similarly tiny green and black jewels, forming an intricate paisley pattern. |
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| And this is the more so true because, in every strand of this complicated, intricate web of values meet the contending forces of partisan politics. |
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| Like an intricate pattern it drew me into its depth of line and colour. |
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| The geocentric, geostatic cosmos of Aristotle having been quite exploded, all that remained was an infinite and intricate concatenation of causes and effects. |
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| His marimba and vibes contribute further percussive accents, and the intricate multiple meters and contrapuntal figures add up to a rhythmic feast for the listener. |
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| Her eyes drifted to two of the freewomen with their long braided hair and brightly colored gowns with intricate tucks and folds draping in soft folds about them. |
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| It's a wonderful pastiche complete with intricate guitars, massive melodies, heavenly harmonies, pop vibrancy, indie licks, and really astute attitude. |
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| Traditional crafts include knotted and woven carpets made from wool or goat hair, basket-weaving, pottery, silver jewelry, intricate embroidery, and brassware. |
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| Often in a palette of blue, red, black and white, these kaleidoscopic paintings have been related to the intricate stained-glass windows of Rhenish cathedrals. |
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| Standing at least twice her height, it was covered with ornate curves of brass and steel, forming a graceful and intricate pattern of swirls and loops. |
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| The music becomes a dense, intricate concoction enriched by electronic elements, melodica, glockenspiel, accordion, trumpet, viola, pump organ, and banjo. |
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| But embracing their own intricate turns of temperament and giving up on feeling safe all the time is what gave Scott and Evan their music, and what gave us Lazersnake. |
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| Smith's art, in fact, expands upon his previous waggery to include increased interplay between characters, and even more of his intricate detail work. |
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| Sarees that are mass-produced in plain and sober colours, have as much charm as the hand-woven ones that are heavily embroidered with intricate designs. |
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| The intricate intarsia of the studiolo also illustrates how innovative art of the period required the purchasing power and political authority of influential patronage. |
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| That supremely intricate and elusive organ became the left brain and the right brain, the grey matter and the white matter, the male brain and the female brain. |
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| This intricate sequence wrapped us around the axle more than once during design and testing in the years preceding launch. |
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| For a washed-rind variety, the nutty, buttery, woodsy, animally tastes are a result of this intricate chemical process. |
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| One of the most powerful factors in the musical rendering of an intricate drama is that relationships, motivations and events may be condensed structurally. |
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| It is situated in the intricate labyrinth of the Niah Caves. |
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| Perhaps the most magnificent building in Jaisalmer is the Patwon-ki haveli, whose entire facade is covered with intricate latticework, Rajput balconies and gabled windows. |
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| This handcrafted Latticinio glass features an intricate rainbow pattern. |
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| For pieces with intricate designs, moulds of plaster of Paris are used. |
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| This was the most intricate painting of the show, as well as the most recent, and its development could be traced in the predecessors that hung around it. |
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| Her approach enables beginners to play intricate melodies almost from the first lesson, simultaneously planting the seeds for easily interpreting sheet music. |
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| If there's a hole in this plan, it is that the parts of the whole are so intricate and so complex that their interrelationships and outcomes cannot wholly be known. |
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| The entire intricate construction covered more than one hectare of land, and the towers soared some 30 meters high, jauntily capped by Catalan flags and banners. |
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| A remarkable gracefulness in movement was created in these intricate embellishments such as the acanthus and oak leaves, volute scroll and laurelling details. |
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| Whereas most Chinese food is Cantonese food, in which a velvety clarity is the ideal, Sichuan food is about the intricate layering of sauces, spices, and textures. |
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| The one-off piece of furniture has central drawers that swing round on ball bearings to reveal secret compartments, and features intricate markings. |
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| Frantically twisting the leafy herbs into various intricate shapes of power, he adorned her chest, pointing them so that all invoked power would be directed to the amulet. |
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| The hilt had vines and snakes twisting together in intricate designs. |
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| They probably represent dancing grounds on which were performed intricate dances representing the passage of the soul from life to death and back again. |
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| The themes of heraldry, religion, astronomy, astrology and the natural world are expressed in murals, mosaics, stained glass, intricate woodwork and stone and marble carvings. |
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| A rhapsody of intricate plots emerges and, with luck, hilarity ensues. |
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| The film is about a shell-shocked WWI veteran, who becomes obsessed with restoring the intricate mechanical Harrison clocks, regardless of the personal cost. |
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| Inside, the soaring caves and intricate carvings nod to a fantastical Alice and Wonderland underworld. |
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| The slow section for the four leading dancers is intricate and complex. |
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