Sentence examples for tangles to from inspiring English sources
With housing crises to sort out, empty stomachs to fill and bureaucratic tangles to unravel, they have come to this social service agency on Webster Avenue in the Bronx for something more pedestrian yet somehow just as crucial: a haircut.
The branches and vines in four small photographs taken at night are illuminated by a flash, but they're also digitally doubled or repositioned, creating witchy nests and tangles to snare unsuspecting nature lovers.
Other sculptural tangles to consider are a slightly crazed example by Abraham Cruzvillegas at Regen Projects (involving more rebar, as well as feathers, fabric, chain, beer bottle caps and dried meat), and a much more delicate one made from yarn, wire and wood, by Matthias Bitzer, at Kadel Willborn.
In addition to the presence of LBs, the great majority of these cases displayed sufficient plaques and tangles to be classified as Braak stages III IV.
Of note, the view on tauopathy is evolving very analogous as that on amyloid pathology in AD: the emphasis shifts from large visible deposits, i.e. amyloid plaques and neurofibrillary tangles, to smaller molecular entities, i.e. amyloid- and tau-oligomers.
In comparison, the accepted longitudinal progression for NFT from pre-tangles to mature tangles to extracellular ghosts is also based on similar cross-sectional studies.
Flying out from the enclave, the novel's human protagonist, Avice Benner Cho, observes: "We crossed over the zone where the architecture went from the brick and ivied wood of my youth to the polymers and biorigged flesh of the Hosts, from alley-tangles to street-analogues of other topographies.
It's a feud that's much too tangled to unravel in an op-ed piece.
Using Bruce Springsteen's latest tabloid tangle to investigate gay marriage and polygamy.
Restrictions on cars driving on the road?" Mayor Thomas McCormick simply sighed: one more life-style tangle to resolve.
These bodies writhe and tangle to the beats, some deep emotional truths rendered in the dancers' dramatic facial expressions.
