intricate *

We should have never let him become such an intricate part of this.

One day he would give something back to the town that had been such an intricate and important part of his life.

When a design is intricate, only one or two people work on it.

It can be intricate one moment and simple the next.

All that black hair, done up in a high intricate style.

They all begin by pointing out how intricate the world is.

Since the matter can become intricate, let us take a concrete example.

But it was beautiful, intricate, like so much of the world.

This game has several intricate rules which need to be followed.

We now talk with men, who are much more intricate creatures.

In the intricate world of Asian business, such things are done for a reason.

Now, with the word, his calculations seemed far more intricate.

The gate itself has an intricate design on the top.

The relationship between this culture and the closet, though, is intricate.

Actually, this turns out to be more intricate than you might expect.

There is music of a different sort in the most intricate segment.

Few plants make clear ice because of the intricate production process.

But points and records are only part of this intricate marriage.

The specifics of the cases are intricate, which is why I've put them off so long.

He promised to do his best to "remember" the intricate process.

The rules for the hours personnel can work are more intricate still.

"Earth has a complex and intricate political history," I said.

It was a wonderful play and too intricate to be described.

Again the intricate business that had brought him here claimed his attention.

I have to be careful to write something that is not too intricate.