Sentence examples for far more labyrinthine from inspiring English sources
It resembles gin rummy but has far more labyrinthine rules for acquiring, discarding and passing tiles.
In the new model set forth in the Science Advances paper, melting snow and groundwater flow down the channel of the river, but the vast majority of the water in the system is moving far more slowly through the labyrinthine underground networks of cobbles, gravel, and sand that make up the entire valley bottom, from the base of one mountain range to the other.
What are far more interesting than the plot's puzzles are the labyrinthine lives of Barker's bizarre characters, such as Ted, who believes his computer is a living organism.
Somebody Stop Ivy Pocket (Bloomsbury £6.99), meanwhile, is the second instalment in a series that combines the gothic camp of Lemony Snicket with a labyrinthine plot about parallel worlds – one worthy of a far more portentous adventure novel.
A more detailed examination of the labyrinthine state budgets might identify even greater amounts currently being diverted to testing, testing, testing and far more alternative investment possibilities than we have outlined here.
The subject is more labyrinthine than McClaren acknowledges.
