Sentence examples similar to a tangled matter from inspiring English sources
The issues we're commenting on may be among the most pressing, most urgent, most tangled matters in the national journey -- but, to 90somethingpercentnt of readers, they're dull.
A statistical physicist finds a way into a tangled web of matter.
A large amount of information available on the barriers of the brain, especially in development, remains a tangled and somewhat controversial matter, despite research in the field going back centuries.
"It's almost like anti-television....There isn't a subplot". The movie ultimately reveals the origin of the characters, a tangled story of shared brain matter, a talking watermelon slice, Rush drummer Neil Peart's "drum solo of life" and a buxom nine-layer burrito voiced by Tina Fey.
The issue is a tangled, complex one.
But the issue is still a tangled one.
The term "cosmic web" was coined in 1996 by the University of Toronto's Richard Bond to describe a tangled structure of clumps and filaments naturally formed by dark matter left to experience the pull of gravity.
The affair remains something of a tangled ethics web.
And then, in a matter of minutes, pants are off, bras are unhooked and a tangled web of nude revelers go at it on a bed plopped smack in the middle of the 12,000-square-foot home.
