Sentence examples for untie in from inspiring English sources

The ancient knot is particularly difficult to untie in the case of Nietzsche, who claimed that every philosophy is "a confession on the part of its author and a kind of involuntary unconscious memoir".

This knot may jam, making it hard to untie in some situations.[2].

First-place Michigan 23-8-1 23-8-1 23-8-1ished undefeated and untied in conference play at home for the first time.

Motion maintains that the amount of loose ends left untied in Treasure Island suggests Stevenson was planning a sequel.

Miller, Dotiwala and Sutherland are untied in the belief that many more British artists will come through.

They were undefeated and untied in two seasons (1905, 1913) and undefeated but tied at least once in two other years (1899, 1908).

Real Madrid is the only team still undefeated and untied in the Champions League group stage, and Barcelona is off to its best start ever, unbeaten in all competitions.

He said that claims of victory after the cold war led the United States to feel its hands were untied in world affairs.

More bizarrely, in the same game I swear I once left my horse untied in town and came back to find it had taken itself to the blacksmith for shoeing.

Coaching 16 seasons at Dartmouth, Blackman led his teams to seven of the first 15 championships in formal Ivy League play, and his squads were undefeated and untied in 1962, 1965 and 1970.

As a price for political quietism, the clerics' hands are left untied in the social realm, where they are granted unlimited authority over the monitoring and control of individual and public conduct.