Sentence examples similar to almost tangled from inspiring English sources

Part of the problem is that he is trying to describe a target in motion, with roots almost as tangled as the chaos it seeks to eradicate.

And so the spaced-out private investigator enters the labyrinth of Mickey's business interests, which are almost as tangled as Pierce Inverarity's in The Crying of Lot 49 (1966).

I was swinging so hard from my parachute on the way down, it almost became tangled into a useless ball.

Do not get trebles that have already been snelled, they are almost always tangled in the line.

"A cord shorter than 46cm will almost never tangle itself when sealed inside a rotating box for a period.

Researchers at the University of California, San Diego, demonstrated that whereas cords less than 46 centimeters long will almost never tangle, any cord longer than 150 centimeters will have at least a 50% chance of spontaneously knotting up.

Almost a decade later, Robertson tangled with a much larger foe: Big Tobacco.

Toni Morrison has always been an ambitious artist, sometimes almost clotted or tangled in her own brilliant and complex vision.

For seven weeks, Murray and Ryan tangled, almost always amicably.

But every attempt to solve the problem almost instantly gets tangled in complex federal litigation and imposes enormous expense on taxpayers.

The soap line goes almost straight, though inextricably tangled, down.