Sentence examples for tangle that was from inspiring English sources

But whether I am right about this or not, Lucia's life is still transfixing: the bohemian tangle that was her parents' relationship; her love for the blue-eyed Samuel Beckett; her rage at her mother, Nora Barnacle (Lucia was nothing if not the living embodiment of the Electra complex); the final descent into madness.

After Congress, after the White House, one might be ready to face the tangle that is City Hall.

But it's the gear atop the night stand, and the attendant tangle, that is the real issue.

The film dramatizes a political tangle that is more complex than anything I can think of in American cinema.

They have been the leading advisers to parliamentary and congressional inquiries and their views will, in all likelihood, dominate the deliberations of the UN's Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) as it grapples for the first time with the scientific and ethical tangle that is climate engineering.

Art, so far, has been unable to overcome the bureaucratic tangle that is greater Los Angeles in the 21st century for an admittedly complicated task: moving a 21-foot-high boulder, set on top of a 196-wheel transporter built for this purpose, through 100 miles of roads in one of the biggest municipalities in the country.

When Tilston forges with her own musical iron – as she also does on the delicate More, and on the murky tangle that is Let Them Glow – the results are powerful.

However, most problematic is that the legislation in its current state perpetuates the regulatory tangle that is our food safety system.

Start with the tangle that is smallest and closest to one end.

Start your untangling job on the Slinky by tackling the tangle that is closest to one end of one of the Slinkies.

But those substances have never been shown to cause the tau protein buildup and neurofibrillary tangles that are hallmarks of the brain damage found in players.