Sentence examples for as labyrinthine from inspiring English sources
The book feels as labyrinthine as a mind.
The latest is Matter, a thumping great book with appendices, full of jargon and in-jokes about The Culture, a society of his own creation which is as labyrinthine as anything invented by Tolkien.
Although "Dunkirk" is not as labyrinthine as Nolan's "Memento" (2000) or "Inception" (2010), its strike rate upon our senses is rarely in doubt, and there is a beautiful justice in watching it end, as it has to, in flames.
Mr. De Palma's film is a tangled tale of friendship, love and sexual desire among several Los Angeles detectives and the trio of mysterious women in their lives, and it is just as labyrinthine as Mr. Ellroy's book.
Persona 5's diversions are as labyrinthine as the city in which they're hidden, and each one contributes to the greater quest either by increasing your proficiency in combat, in conversation, or by deepening the links (and systemic benefits) with the people around you.
Up to 10 people can play some of these games, but beware: The rules can be as labyrinthine as the plot.
It would be unwise to assume that books by women, about women aren't as thoughtful or labyrinthine as Eugenides' latest, but unfortunately many are shelved under "chick lit," a term Dictionary.com defines as "sentimental".
Fascinating as are the labyrinthine ways of power (Rick Hertzberg charts them in the magazine this week), it's important to chart their tenuous relationship to aesthetic virtue as well.
Capital is a commodity these days, but unfettered access to customers and the inner workings of a business as byzantine and labyrinthine as some of the world's largest beverage companies, car companies or media companies is inarguably valuable.
That way I can design it and landscape it the way I need, make it as sinister and labyrinthine as I like: "deteriorated magnificence".
But the Democrats' stance draws more attention to what is often criticized as a labyrinthine Republican primary system in New York.
