Sentence examples for tangled connections from inspiring English sources
"House of Bush, House of Saud: The Secret Relationship Between the World's Two Most Powerful Dynasties" (Scribner), Craig Unger's book about the tangled connections between President Bush and his circle and Saudi Arabia's royal family, became a best seller in the United States this spring, and is now being published in Germany, Spain and Brazil, among other places.
The book, about the tangled connections between President Bush and his circle and Saudi Arabia's royal family, became a casualty of Britain's tough libel laws earlier this year when Mr. Unger's British publisher, Secker & Warburg, canceled publication, saying it was afraid of being sued.
But the challenge of finding a new accreditor could be complicated by the school's tangled connections to Trump University -- and to other entities.
Although only a tiny percentage of orthopedists receive payments directly from manufacturers, the web of connections is nonetheless tangled.
The public-private connections can be tangled: the C.E.O. of Success Academy, Eva Moskowitz, sat on the City Council with de Blasio for four years in the mid-aughts; Moskowitz chaired the body's education committee, of which de Blasio was a member, before founding Success Academy, in 2006.
While insisting that the tangle of connections does not violate any laws, Alexander Gage, TargetPoint's founder, said he understood how it could look "ridiculous".
The naturalist connection is the strongest element of this show, although the best work here avoids getting tangled in the details.
