Sentence examples similar to gradually more labyrinthine from inspiring English sources

The subject is more labyrinthine than McClaren acknowledges.

It resembles gin rummy but has far more labyrinthine rules for acquiring, discarding and passing tiles.

Gradually more and more children arrived.

"Gradually more and more people are affected.

But the deal in which a Chinese state-owned conglomerate bought it may be even darker and more labyrinthine.

It's one more labyrinthine story that takes off like a shot: as usual, Mr. Child has you at hello.

This profusion of tax credits and deductions may be voter-friendly, but it makes the tax code even more labyrinthine than it already is.

But the deal in which a Chinese state-owned conglomerate bought it may be even darker and more labyrinthine," The New York Times writes.

Successive treaties have given it gradually more and more power.

Yet while "Solo" is more labyrinthine than "Gloria," it's also hard to see, for Ms. Hassabi, what will come next.

It becomes shaggier and more labyrinthine, as in an audience-involving game show entitled "Mofo, the Psychic Gorilla". In this routine, Teller speaks, though he pretends not to.