Sentence examples for tangled and complex from inspiring English sources

The forces that bring us to our present lives are tangled and complex.

The email said the developments marked a "big step towards resolution of the tangled and complex case".

You get the feeling that Beethoven initially believed he was writing a market-pleasing throwaway and then found the project growing steadily more tangled and complex.

The historical roots of both capitalistic systems (though the free market crowd will insist that the American way is "more" capitalistic than Japan and that if America didn't invent capitalism, it perfected it) are tangled and complex.

The disputes and complex arrangements with the firehouses have left a tangled network of coverage in this city of about 120,000 residents and confusion about basic questions like the number of fire stations and firefighters in each of the houses.

It outlines the rich and colorful history of women struggling to publish and define themselves, and the complex and tangled tradition of women's writing in this country.

Red tape is tangled and ubiquitous.

It gets very tangled and it's not clear what the net result is.

Happily, people with far greater expertise have waded into this tangled and heartbreaking subject.

As I write in this week's magazine, Planned Parenthood has a long and tangled and controversial history.

The next eight months constitute the most tangled and controversial period of Mary's career.