Sentence examples similar to progressing into a tangled web from inspiring English sources

"The Arcades Project," which he'd left to the author Georges Bataille for safekeeping, never progressed beyond a tangled collage of notes and copied quotes, divided into thirty-six folders known as "convolutes" (from the German "Konvolut," which means "sheaf" or "bundle").

Our wired world is turning into a tangled web.

Giovanni went to hell falling backward into a tangled web of human arms, a harrowing image.

A statistical physicist finds a way into a tangled web of matter.

At high magnetic fields, thermal fluctuations cause regular arrays of flux lines to melt into a tangled spaghetti state.

Just at that moment two small boys ran into the room in their socks and skidded into a tangled heap.

The ruling played into a tangled debate in Britain over the more flexible extradition treaty it signed with the United States after the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.

Some parasitic copepods produce up to six or eight egg sacs, while others produce the eggs in long strings, which may coil into a tangled mass.

"Great work this Jim," is the chat from behind the stumps as Anderson forces Elgar into a tangled pull shot.

The wet weather has turned my wild flower oasis into a tangled forest of weeds and wonderment.

One leapt out: LMNA, which codes for a group of rope-like proteins that mesh into a tangled network at the centre of our cells.