Sentence examples for tangled subject from inspiring English sources

"Reservation X: The Power of Place" at the National Museum of the America Indian in Lower Manhattan, is a lean, clean contemporary take on the tangled subject of what it means to be Indian in America today.

This show of installations by seven artists from Canada and the United States is a lean, clean, impeccably presented take on the tangled subject of what it means to be Native American today.

Of course, the last word -- if there is a last word on this tangled subject -- really belongs to black artists themselves, for no one better understands the impact of race on their work.

Since her death, McClintock has been the subject of a biography by the science historian Nathaniel C. Comfort's The Tangled Field: Barbara McClintock's Search for the Patterns of Genetic Control.

By 1994, infighting and a hit-hungry, unsupportive label had soured the musicians, so Hall assembled a new lineup, dubbed King Missile III, and in 1998 released the brooding album "Failure," spurred by the chance to detangle and re-tangle a new subject.

But the subject matter can get very tangled, because so many of the presidents' relationships with one another have spanned decades.

"We can't afford a process rife with delays, subject to knee-jerk NIMBYism and tangled in bureaucracy," de Blasio told the students, sounding not all that different from the man he was trying to replace.

Big sport can sometimes get tangled up with big politics, and the just-ended Olympic Games in London — the subject of my latest column — was no exception.

With all these sacred pronouncements on the subject of execution, we shouldn't be surprised that news stories about capital punishment are often tangled up with issues of faith.

That is necessary to ensure that the decision does not get tangled up in the US congressional elections in autumn 2014 – they are likely to be touchy enough, without introducing the incendiary subject of climate change.

His task is to choose a subject rich enough for vigorous exploration, and then offer a survey that touches on major themes without getting tangled up in the fine details.