intricate

Even under normal circumstances, Amazon’s global distribution network represents one of the planet’s most complicated logistics systems—an intricate dance of places, people, and technology whose choreography moves millions of packages a day.

Saudi society and government are intricately intertwined with a puritanical flavor of Islam, Wahhabism.

Film was an outlet, and the intricately crafted pieces—regardless of who made them—told their own stories.

Outfits have become so intricately planned—and more times than not, without considering the actress and her role.

His runways are always filled with intricately tailored separates, soft gowns, and lush fabrics.

The solution, said Schmidt and Bitonti, was to design thousands of intricately woven joints.

It was intricately interwoven with all the imaginative and more personal life that I had known as a boy.

Then the knotty fingers travelled up an intricately plaited cheekstrap to one of the glittering silver-bordered conchas.

The inside is formed of fine grasses, quite artistically and intricately laid in position.

Gold, intricately engraved in an Arabesque pattern, and set in the center with a single diamond.

Above it cheeks and forehead were intricately wrinkled, and the tweed suit, apparently, strove to put itself in harmony.