Sentence examples for tangle of words from inspiring English sources

Yet German wine nomenclature, an intimidating tangle of words, can keep even the most willing souls from trying these wines.

Mojo begins with such a tangle of words that at first it's hard to know what is going on.

Two pieces by Matt Mullican are part of a long-term project, "Learning From That Person's Work". One is a collage of colored-ink abstractions, the other a big tangle of words written in a kind of bubble script.

It's a tangle of words and thoughts that buzzes relentlessly in our minds.

Saturday NOON, DEREK ELLER GALLERY Dominic McGill will discuss his latest bravura tangles of word and image inspired by politics and history with Murat Cem Menguc, professor of Middle Eastern history at Seton Hall University, a friend who helped him devise (and even draw) "Muqaddimah," an especially beautiful two-sided circular panorama that provides a biting view of recent world history.

He scrunches his brow to suggest ZigZag's puzzled inwardness and delivers his lines in a rapid, free-associative tangle of repeated words and phrases.

From whatever small corner of the world a novel starts, it opens its whole attention towards its present day, soaking up the qualities and minute particulars of an unrepeatable moment, then pulling the one right thread from the tangle of old words, to capture the new moment on the page, and keep it.

Farimani, with its streaming, tangling mix of words, images, sounds and ideas, exemplifies something like the "hybrid model" that Independent says its wants to be but is not, or at least not in any mold-breaking way.

"Sometimes, on darker days, it seems that my job as an editor comprises little more than hacking away at the Gormenghast-like tangle of poorly crafted words in order to admit sunlight for the few well-composed ones that are left," Robinson wrote.

But the tangle of wires is deceptive.

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