Sentence examples for tangle of a from inspiring English sources

His surgical skill seems, in his telling, like a compensatory gift from God: afflicted with poor eyesight, he discovered that he had a knack for spatial visualization, making him well suited to navigate the delicate tangle of a child's brain.

A sprawling, basically right-minded tangle of a show, it broadly scans the 1940's through the 70's, putting together what happened in Europe and South America with what happened in the United States.

Now the lot at Houston is a lush tangle of a community garden, where on a recent evening people sat sipping wine and talking quietly just feet from the noisy thoroughfare.

With a camera attuned to the languid rhythms of the girls' lives, Ms. Brabbée reveals the tangle of a culture where sex and economics are inextricably intertwined and Bollywood movies perpetuate images that glamorize prostitution.

But then there's the whole tangle of a book's popular reception, which includes mass media and its reporters: Is a character's "likability" being conflated with the artistic success of a work?

The footnote to the poem "With Her," for example, written in Berkeley in 1985, consists of this glimpse into the agonized tangle of a ravaged Europe, with its paradoxes: In 1945, during the big resettlements of population at the end of World War II, my family left Lithuania and was assigned quarters near Danzig (Gdansk) in a house belonging to a German peasant family.

My life a tangle of weeds, a hive, a highway.

The wolf lichen, a vivid yellow tangle of an organism, was used to poison foxes and wolves.

Inside them I could dimly make out a tangle of wires, a bulging plastic bag, and an old dustpan.

The speaker is a tangle of incongruities, a study in self-control and unfettered impulse.

Then maybe a modest tangle of grapes, a mound of walnuts, some bread.