Sentence examples for a confused tangle from inspiring English sources
When he does occasionally let fly, it can result in a confused tangle.
Mr. Sher puts the three singers in a big bed (cranked almost upright by the Prompter), and the seduction becomes a confused tangle of limbs amid dim light.
Those same tensions, with roots in Vietnam and the Gulf, resurfaced when many of the same figures served the younger George Bush.Ending wars is the hard partToday the legacies of recent wars linger on, but in a confused tangle.
The result was a reduction in quality and circulation at the Post, and a confused tangle of responsibilities surrounding the central issue of how depleted resources should be prioritised across convergence platforms.
There are soldiers pinioning the helpless strongman; there is Delilah, escaping with scissors in one hand and his mat of hair in the other; and there is another soldier, like some gleaming and malignant beetle in his armour amid the confused tangle of limbs and weapons, pushing the dagger into Samson's eyesocket.
"It's a confused indictment," Mr. Dinacci said.
Hate speech is a confused concept.
Still, this is a confused score.
Pop is in a confused place.
A confused Traore (three) needlessly fouls Larsson.
