Intricacy

But the simplicity of the premise belies the beguiling intricacy and intimacy of the storytelling.

Ezrin’s canny use of occasional strings, most noticeable on the sweeping “Desperado” (not the Eagles’ tune) added a level of class and intricacy rare for rock albums at the time, or since.

Dawn prided herself on her steady hand and attention to detail, especially when it came to the intricacy required for lace patterns on biscuits.

Furthermore, the political backdrop surrounding Trump’s trial introduces additional layers of intricacy to an already contentious scenario.

Here, Mosse gives us both the satisfying intricacy of historical fact and a fictional narrative that carries us along at a rollicking pace.

Adding to the intricacy of the third country rule's procedural posture, another court may soon be involved: the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit.

One would have hoped that the definition of rape should have an all-inclusive and nationwide accepted definition, effectively purging any form of intricacy, vagueness and misconception.

Unlike most art created on terra firma, Volo and Lamothe have the added intricacy of working high off the ground on Skyjack devices.

My mother was very fond of the chessman as she admired its intricacy and quirkiness.

Should the brazenness and intricacy of the deception matter?

The beauty in the first Mark III suit-up scene is the intricacy and attention to detail shown in how Tony was fitted with all the pieces.

There's also a dedicated night mode, said to be in version 2.0, but while it did a good enough job of capturing sunrise over the city in Toronto – see the shot below – it just lacks that intricacy of its main competition.

Each week, audiences will discover more about the surprising intricacy of product testing, learn more efficient ways to get the most out of everyday items, and catch a glimpse into unique career paths in the fields of science and technology.

Popovich, head coach of the San Antonio Spurs, told reporters that he believes the recent analytical trend in the NBA — emphasizing shooting 3-pointers above all else — has detracted from the intricacy of the game.

The intricacy of dealing with a research and discovering insights and information to backup your structure will not be what you should love to accomplish because it is going to exhaust each of your time.

He had a great ability to imitate the original varnish and intricacy of the instrument. citation Influence in the 19th and 20th century The 19th century was not as eventful in comparison to the previous centuries.

However, by Period VIII, the quality and intricacy of designs seems to have suffered due to mass production, and due to a growing interest in bronze and copper vessels.

In his own plays, Racine sought to abandon the ornate and almost otherworldly intricacy that Corneille so favored.

In the case of Thailand, these words come to mind: intricacy; attention to detail; texture; color; taste; and the use of ingredients with medicinal benefits, as well as good flavor.

Its visual intricacy and complex, voiceover -driven narrative structure are echoed in dozens of classic films noir.