Sentence examples for a tangled one from inspiring English sources

The narrative of Harington's hair is a tangled one.

Not to mention that the very concept of cultural appropriation is a tangled one.

The case against Mr. Bárcenas is a tangled one that continues to produce a steady trickle of revelations.

THE relationship between President Bush and Wall Street has always been a tangled one, layered with paradox and outright contradiction.

It is a relatively straight ride for the 330-megawatt Cross-Sound Cable, but the journey to get it into the water and up and running has been a tangled one.

The Bazaar del Mundo saga is a tangled one, involving several of the city's most prominent political figures.

I know of an experienced recreational boater who tangled one of his props while leaving a harbor last weekend.

A terrific bonus is the short film Tangled Ever After, which not surprisingly stars the horse from Tangled, one of the great animal characters in Disney history and it's all achieved without him speaking a word.

A man leaned from the helicopter and fired a net gun that tangled up one female after another.

It is not clear in what way the sensation of rereading differs from an instance of remembrance sparked by anything that long ago got tangled in one's feelings -- a landscape, a song, a fragrance.

During the production of my very first documentary on Pablo Picasso, I tangled with one of the most famously complicated families in the world.