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Meanings of too intricate in English

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Usage of too intricate in English
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Their Italian wanderings are too intricate to be traced in detail here.
Shelley
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This is too intricate a matter to be dealt with a sledge-hammer.
El Dorado: An Adventure of the Scarlet Pimpernel
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Many of the designs are just too large and too intricate in shading.
Wired
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The growth of antagonism was too slow, too intricate, to be retraced here.
Winner Take All
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But the regulations are too intricate to explain just now.
The Dawn of All
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Some of their anthems can be a bit too intricate and esoteric for newcomers.
Wired
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The puzzle was much too delicate and too intricate for Dick Shand's rough hands.
John Caldigate
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The words were too intricate for his small lexicon.
The Descent
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Bethe thinks not as the process is too intricate.
The new yorker
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That endless catacomb of lost souls grew too intricate for one human mind to compass.
Never-Fail Blake
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Likewise, GMOs can't beat a bad rap because genetic recombination is too intricate for hobbyists.
Wired
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The Detringer case came up inevitably, and was found too intricate to allow any quick decision.
The Robot Who Looked Like Me
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The conversation was becoming too intricate for Jellicoe.
Mike
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It's much too intricate for you to see.
The Street Called Straight
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For another, Durkheim himself had always understood that his plan was too intricate to be sure of success.
Changer of Worlds
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The organisation of a seed, a butterfly or an insect was too intricate to have happened by accident.
A history of god: the 4000-year quest of judaism, christianity, ...
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