Sentences with word «intricacy»

Beyond the obvious satisfaction of their intricacy there lies the same pride in the British character, that sense of delight in mayhem that lies at the heart of freedom.

Rihanna's simple white pedicure made headlines recently, proving that you don't have to use intricacy to make an impression.

There's a moving line in Dreams from My Father where Obama writes: «I would learn power's currency in all its intricacy and detail» and «bring it back like Promethean fire.»

«However, it would be a scientific fallacy to say that pumped milk is the same as milk from the human breast,» because of how breastmilk changes throughout the day, not to mention that feeding by a bottle misses the intricacy of the relationship aspects of breastfeeding.

The results were pretty interesting: 1) «entanglement; a spiraling inwards; intricacy»; 2) «when something turns in upon itself»; 3) «Involution of an organ is the shrinking or return to a former size.»

It can't possibly be an exact science as it depends on the size of your stock and the intricacy of your craft.

One intricacy which is sure to disappoint fans is that of the Adidas logo and Man United badge seemingly being screen - printed, rather than embroidered.

Some of the intricacy of our current teams passing football is beyond ken but I yearn for a Radford bullet header from a hopeful punt from George Armstrong.

Modern helmet designs feature amazing levels of detail and intricacy as drivers seem to go for ever more elaborate concepts.

Weird watching that game — we played with all the flare and intricacy of the old arsenal but had foregone the efficiency we normally have.

I particularly enjoy the subtle appearance of saffron, turmeric, and other spices in the recipes as they add so much aroma and intricacy to any recipe.

-LSB-...] to taste, and then slowly as I read, they would surprise me with their intricacy and elements of whimsy.

Maldonado Vineyards» 2010 «Los Olivos» Chardonnay Depth, intricacy and personality embody this well - crafted Chardonnay.

«We discovered that finishing the wines in aged whisky barrels introduced additional intricacy and a smoother texture, due to the fundamental differences between barrels made for ageing whisky, and those crafted to age wine.»

It is only through our initiation into the web of culture, into the intricacy of our language, that chaos becomes the images, sequences, and ideas that compose the world we know.

Story expresses the intricacy of congregational life.

From one doctor to another, please research this matter further so we can discuss the inconsistencies between the schizoids and the nucleosis reactors, they are indeed a true intricacy that we can only hope to understand.

When we are able to see the incredible intricacy of the act of sexual intimacy, we can not but stand in awe of how we are made.

There is nothing else like it, for sheer progressive intricacy, in all of sport.

what sort of asinine fool spends so much time and effort and goodness to create from nothing a perfect universe and a perfect existence with all of its intricacy... and then tricks Eve into eating an apple so that he can then undo his master work that he put so much time and effort into and turn it into the barely holding together chaos that we see today that he has to constantly micromanage?

... Poor and mediocre jazzmen... often do not understand that the quality of their jazz will depend not on any resolution, however elaborate, but rather on the inherent intricacy of the irresolution.

The intricacy and unity of the human situation before God is not less dynamic and complex than the one we encounter in nature when we explore the energetic world of the atom or of a sidereal system.

Open your eyes & see the beauty of a sunset, the colour & viariety seen in flora & fauna, the order in the universe, the intricacy of the human brain c / w hardwiring of a sense of fairness & empathy, the conscience & the love we are capable of demonstrating for others!

This paraphrase and a few quotes do not do justice to the intricacy and elegance of the argument.

But then they create the golden calf and worship it instead of God, and so they are given more laws with greater degrees of intricacy and duty (Exodus 32ff).

Though these arguments sound simple, Plantinga worked them out with great intricacy and depth, and his book moved many skeptical minds toward belief.

Knowledge of limits, especially of the intricacy of the ecosystems, makes humility and care a much more natural response.

Z Z — I am silent, riding the center Of my web, the intricacy of my thought Spelled out like the stars and the bonds between them.

There is the approach through nature, wherein the marvelous intricacy and orderliness of the physical world bespeak the handiwork of the all-wise Creator.

The very choice of such individuals symbolizes the intricacy of interrelationship between individual and communal faith.

We would therefore be wise to not pigeonhole either artist but rather appreciate the layered intricacy of their character and influences.

«When we recognize our place in an immensity of light ‐ years and in the passage of ages, when we grasp the intricacy, beauty and subtlety of life, then that soaring feeling, that sense of elation and humility combined, is surely spiritual.»

1) Evidence of God in Science & Math: Reading some of the worlds leading cosmologists (Hawking, Dawkins, Ross, Behe), etc., they make long and interesting claims of the intricacy of the universe and the balance of the natural elements and gravitational forces necessary for life to exist on this planet.

This outlook has represented a prominent strand in theology from the Hellenistic influence apparent in Hebrews 11:6 («Whoever would draw near to God must believe that he exists and that he rewards those who seek him»), through the medieval Anselmic and Thomistic arguments for the existence of God, reaching a climax in the 18th century deistic arguments for a Great Designer evidenced by the intricacy and harmony of the universe.

This chapter may help other students of the congregation to avoid my mistakes and to dig deeper into a field whose intricacy extends well beyond even the lines of inquiry and interpretation I finally adopted.

I gain a glimpse of its wonder, when, in a communion of love, the scales fall from my eyes and I am amazed by the intricacy of the ordinary.

Although many of us find in Whitehead's philosophical achievement a system nearly unparalleled for its balance, intricacy, and tight coherence, it can not be gainsaid that many of his books leave much to be desired with respect to the order of presentation.

Please tell me what sort of asinine fool spends so much time and effort and goodness to create from nothing a perfect universe and a perfect existence with all of its intricacy... and then when it's finally done, tricks Eve into eating an apple so that he can then undo his master work that he put so much time and effort into and turn it into the barely holding together chaos that we see today that he has to constantly micromanage?

@ new - man: why do you think your god spent so much time and effort and goodness to create from nothing a perfect universe and a perfect existence with all of its intricacy... and then tricked Eve into eating an apple so that he could then undo his master work that he put so much time and effort into and turn it into the barely holding together chaos that we see today that he has to constantly micromanage?

Is it so hard to just admit that we, as humans, with our feeble minds, can not possibly grasp the intricacy of the universe?

When we recognize our place in an immensity of light - years and in the passage of ages, when we grasp the intricacy, beauty, and subtlety of life, then that soaring feeling, that sense of elation and humility combined, is surely spiritual... The notion that science and spirituality are somehow mutually exclusive does a disservice to both.»

The intricacy of the customized blockchain algorithm and the development of crypto wallets are made possible in background, enabling the user to experience a clean and simple mining, providing it the potential to obtain popularity and reach mass adoption.

Everything had its own intricacy, but everything was from the point of view from the camera, which is great, because in person you don't see it as well, but once you put a camera in front of these, it just works perfectly.

«She also demonstrated a strong understanding of the intricacies and complexities of product design and execution.»

The show has never shied away from capturing the intricacies of women — their strength, their vulnerabilities, their power, and their struggles.

«He can speak to the intricacies of the home - building industry better than anybody on the council.

Our science reporter will need to be able to find the latest science news before everyone else, concisely describe the intricacies of a big story, and understand why a new development is important in a larger context.

The intricacies of the science become more fascinating, it seems, with a second round.

Understanding this issue requires a deep dive into the intricacies of the modern workplace, including equity and access, so companies can achieve inclusivity and reframe the metrics of «successful diversification.»

As Wikinvest's de facto HR department, Conrad and Sha regularly advised employees on the intricacies of healthcare plans, helping identify the most appropriate coverage for each worker.