Sentence examples for untangle that mess from inspiring English sources

Just remember, you have to go through the Articles of Confederation before you get to the document that counts slaves as three-fifths of a person, and then there is a long time where you have to basically untangle that mess, too.

At that point, the company took its first step toward building the AWS business by untangling that mess into a set of well-documented APIs.

She tried to pull, twist, and untangle the mess that it seemed would inevitably have to face scissors.

It is very difficult to untangle that.

You know enough grammar (ie syntax) to untangle that heading.

I can't untangle that in one article.

Now Congress -- as the only entity that can untangle the mess created by the Supreme Court -- should make this protection clear by restoring the integrity of the Clean Water Act with passage of S. 787 (Feingold) and reintroduction of H.R. 2421(Oberstar).

With his vague but authoritative 1952 campaign pledge, "I shall go to Korea," Eisenhower sought to assure a public weary of Harry S. Truman's conduct of the Korean War that he could untangle the mess.

McLaren takes these simple and straightforward words of Jesus and tries to untangle the mess of convictions that we have wrapped around it over the centuries and to foster a new sort of Christian imagination that seeks to make friends with those of differing faiths and ideologies, not enemies.

Dean Pearson, a research ecologist with the U.S. Forest Service, helped untangle the mess with his discovery that dear mice were feeding on the gall fly larvae in the seed heads of the plants.

It says the internal books did not balance anyway, and that it was impossible to untangle the mess.