Sentence examples for growing more tangled from inspiring English sources

And those messy relationships are growing more tangled all the time on a crowded planet where battles are inevitable over which species are worth fighting to save.

Then the story grew more tangled.

As the system has grown more tangled, tougher regulation has only made things worse.

The second half of the novel moves forward, as the characters' relationships with each other grow more tangled, and their situations more fraught.

"Although 'Gorky Park' seems to grow more tangled and affectless as it progresses, it remains a taut, clever thriller throughout, with Mr. Apted's direction establishing its intensity immediately and sustaining it well," Janet Maslin wrote in The Times.

The Elian Gonzalez case grows more tangled and charged by the hour, and the fate of the young Cuban boy is now yoked to a destructive combination of cold-war animosities and presidential politics.

As you work on undoing one Slinky tangle, you can risk making the Slinky get more tangled.

THE noodle bowl of free-trade agreements (FTAs) in Asia is about to get more tangled.

Is America growing more libertarian?

Each pairing set off a chain reaction, the strings of connection growing ever more tangled and frayed.

You get the feeling that Beethoven initially believed he was writing a market-pleasing throwaway and then found the project growing steadily more tangled and complex.