Meanings of very intricate in English

So began what is a complex investigation into a very intricate system.

The caliph, who had heard all the dispute, thought it very intricate.

We had not far to go, but the way was very intricate.

So this station is modeled after one that has a very intricate mosaic.

Life here is a very serious, very intricate, very difficult business.

Still, it did not seem to be a very intricate specimen of its kind.

They're making it very intricate and sophisticated so it can't be tracked or traced.

I have one very intricate, but handsome, like they make at home, Maman says.

The literature is voluminous; the considerations involved are very wide, very varied, and very intricate.

The ways of the Italian police are very intricate.

The question is undoubtedly very intricate, delicate, and troublesome.

A very intricate plan began to develop within me.

These matters are very intricate and very delicate, and need a tenderer touch than mine.

The enemy's lines were very strong and very intricate.

Now there were so many experts in different fields-archaeometallurgists, zooarchaeologists, ethnohistorians, geomorphologists-it had all got very intricate.

On the marble mantel is a very intricate French timepiece, and over it an exquisite silver-framed mirror.