Sentence examples similar to entangled in the branches from inspiring English sources

The clash of monotheisms occurs when faith, which is mysterious and ineffable and which eschews all categorizations, becomes entangled in the gnarled branches of religion.

Some fragments remained by their colonies of origin entangled in the attached branches, while other fragments fell onto the surrounding sandy substrate, forming M. digitata 'beds' around the knolls.

And in London, George Osborne, the chancellor of the Exchequer, said his department was working with the Cypriot authorities to try to ensure that Laiki Bank's branches in Britain — where the institution operates as Cyprus Popular Bank — were not entangled in the international bailout.

Entangled in the web of life: biodiversity and the media.

The owners of the cars, however, said their floor mats were not entangled in the pedals.

This was especially true as the politics of imperialism became entangled in the 1900 Presidential campaign.

Less than a month after the film was released, Clinton was entangled in the Lewinsky affair.

Rumor and truth became entangled in the rush to publish and broadcast.

However, the user has become entangled in the cords behind the computer.

Up went Bullwinkle, entangled in the lines.He was not up there long.

An American financier got entangled in the Middle East's biggest banking collapse.