| What looks at first sight to be a straightforward recorded song recital turns out to be far more intricately and thoughtfully put together. |
| Their work encompasses a diverse mix of mediums and styles, from imposing colourful canvasses to intricately detailed lithographic prints. |
| Thinly wadded and intricately stitched, all-white quilts represent a high point in the development of North Country quilting. |
| It's just that I feel this piece is so provocatively unusual, it takes a lot of lateral thinking to fully appreciate the intricately evil themes. |
| She noticed an intricately carved, roaring lion's head was at the end of the banister. |
| Craftspeople of today weave intricately patterned cloth and carpets with complex designs. |
