Sentence examples for sort of a tangle from inspiring English sources
"Rai's scientific abilities were widely recognized at school," says Wallach, a psychologist retired from Duke University in Durham, North Carolina, although he adds that Weiss really was a street-smart kid and once broke his leg in some sort of a tangle.
A team of nurses sorted through a tangle of tubes and wires and, on the count of three, lifted the man to his new bed.
He was sorting through a tangle of wires that to me all looked the same but must have had some sort of distinguishing characteristics.
You might argue that Amazon doesn't want to get into the business of policing who has and hasn't read what, but I'd say the company is already sorting through a tangle of incredibly fine distinctions, so why focus on, say, direct relationships and not, you know, whether you've actually read the damn book?
In passing, I can only warn other authors that if they are ever tempted to write about a stylish main character who possesses just a single name they run a serious risk of falling into exactly the sort of tangle I find myself in here.
In this way, 4chan's virulent hatred of gender-bending "safe spaces," though not justified, makes at least a perverse sort of sense, one tangled in wounded masculine pride.
"Sort of a mystical sadness".
High above our heads, in a far corner of the gallery, hangs a tangle of black tubing, a sort of hysterical thought bubble.
In the last century these created all sorts of legal tangles, with mixed-race couples from the South going north to get married, and then being arrested on their return home.
"Sort of like an orchestra".
