Sentence examples for was more tangled from inspiring English sources

The crowd roared, as if the home favourite had gained an advantage, but the reality was more tangled.

Left's explanation would turn out to be inaccurate — the real fraud, if anything, was more tangled — but the swagger of his TV appearances represented the layup at the end of Boyd's better-researched assist.

It was more tangled than usual, but I sucked up the pain.

His business affairs are more tangled still.

And those messy relationships are growing more tangled all the time on a crowded planet where battles are inevitable over which species are worth fighting to save.

In the entertainment industry, the personal and professional are more than tangled, they're conjoined.

The requisite deals are even more tangled.

Real life, however, is even more tangled.

But for years, including during this Administration, the message has been far more tangled.

The messages issuing from the Wembley Messiah are becoming more tangled by the hour, and on Friday he hinted to Radio 5 that if the plan for him to guide England through their next four matches proved successful, he might be inclined to stay on as the country's part-time coach.

And as black women, well, it can be even more tangled.