Dwarf feet are designed for spadework, not for the delicate intricacies of ballet dancing or balancing on wooden steps.

Whether in India, Indonesia or Cambodia, hands have a typically ornamental role and emphasize the dance's delicate intricacy.

To the delicate intricacies of his play he has added tactical steel and, after a difficult apprenticeship, he has gained substance without losing his natural spice.

Lord Shigeru, however, lingered for a moment, passing his hands over the fine fabric, admiring the delicate intricacy of the embroidery.

Philip Myers, the Philharmonic's principal hornist, negotiated its delicate intricacies with great fluency.

One contemplated the delicate intricacies, appreciated the fleeting beauty of each configuration, and sought to lose oneself in the silent harmony.

She'd stood for ten minutes watching the little cogs clicking round, superbly balanced ratchet arms rocking fluidly, fascinated by the delicate intricacy.

But despite all delicate intricacies, underneath was a sense of chill and of brutal mass; here dwelt also the Frost Giants.

"The complexity of its design and the delicate intricacy of the workmanship baffle description."

For this was yet one more of those Committees of Inquiry dealing with the delicate intricacies of the Burgess and Maclean case, and with the lessons that could be learned from it.