Sentence examples for just a tangle from inspiring English sources

Today, "Taksim Square" is no longer just a tangle of people and plazas but a byword for a clash of ideas, a movement, a battleground.

I used to think the ArcellorMittal Orbit was just a tangle of steel in search of a meaning, but I was wrong.

No amount of money in the world would have made a difference, because the ghost orchid the ranger had seen had by then lost its bloom and was once again just a tangle of roots on a tree.

"In Paradise Park, there's a 10-block stretch where it's just a tangle of trees, power lines and telephone lines.

But as events this week have proved, some young people remain incensed – and not just about fees, but a tangle of issues that runs from the privatisation of university jobs and facilities, through the low-end pay and conditions of workers on campus, to what many students see as the toxic effects of higher education being pushed towards the logic of the free market.

Visual trademarks—a tangle of dreadlocks angled just so, or, say, one bedazzled glove entrance as effectively, and vitally, as any notes escaping speakers.

What was intended to create excitement just created a tangle of visual wind.

And if he ever feels like dropping by for a tour, he doesn't need to travel far: His vineyard is 100 feet from his back door, just across a tangle of cabernet sauvignon vines in his backyard.

Among them were a moist blackened grouper ($19), 10, big, grilled sea scallops ($17), neither overcooked nor near raw with just the right texture, a tangle of fettuccine ($18) punctuated with plenty of shrimp and scallops in a heady lobster sauce, and a pink-to-red, very fresh, sesame-seared tuna ($21).

But underneath lay a tangle of subtext.

"If there was intent to pull him down then it's a red card and a penalty, but it was just tangle of legs".