Sentence examples for enter a thicket of from inspiring English sources

To look at programs of the past is to enter a thicket of unfamiliar names.

It crossed an asphalt road and entered a thicket.

The court, he wrote, must not enter "a political thicket" by seeking to intrude on state political matters.

If only he had left town, lost his keys, anything but entered his old apartment, where Jenny and Angelina and a thicket of clichés wait.

Faced with a geographically vast but promising market obscured by a thicket of complex and contradictory rules, many foreign firms have entered China via joint ventures and then been left grinding their teeth.

The union is a thicket of familiarity.

A thicket of swirls became an elaborate costume.

Another obstacle to investment is a thicket of regulations.

JPMorgan is already navigating a thicket of regulatory woes.

The city is a thicket of bag policies.

The European Union has also produced a thicket of red tape.