Sentence examples for a messy tangle from inspiring English sources
He had bags under his eyes, and his hair was a messy tangle of grey.
All in all, then, the seat suggests a messy tangle of all the factors that militate against turnout, with disaffection among the under-25s well to the fore.
After a few months of patient tinkering, he constructed a messy tangle of wires, steel screws, and electrodes that could simultaneously record from numerous cells, distributed across the brain.
That would probably force Britain out of the Council of Europe, and cause at the least a messy tangle around Britain's membership of the EU (because the EU as a legal entity is bound by the convention in many of its actions).But the Straw-Davis motion nods to the convention's binding nature on Britain.
In part four of our Horizon Goal series, we learned how a messy tangle of politics and rocket science created SLS, the heavy lift rocket at the center of NASA's plans to send humans to an asteroid and Mars.
It's a great messy tangle of Hollywood politics, mutual back-scratching, bandwagon-jumping and generously stocked gift packs.
The story of how SLS was born, however, involves a particularly messy tangle of politics and rocket science.
The way the Yugoslav wars of the 1990s will be remembered by future historians is still being established, however in the western media an overall impression is already starting to coagulate from the messy tangle that made up the reality of the conflict.
And on an album that's often so cynical and arch, from the messy tangle of Do You Remember the First Time? to the lost seduction game of Lipgloss, it's unashamedly simple: lovely and lonely, as Cocker sings from the perspective of a young girl who's had her heart smashed to pieces for the first time.
Unveiled this week, the €1bn redevelopment is the largest infrastructure project that Paris has undertaken in decades, aiming to fix the messy tangle where Europe's biggest underground station disgorges 750,000 passengers a day into a labyrinthine warren of shops.
