Examples of labyrinthine

• It is also possible to envisage, on the basis of the labyrinthine architecture, multiple pathways through which this could occur.

• Yone's introduction of such labyrinthine uncertainty over coloration creates a gothic depth to her tale.

• Here, then, is the city as labyrinthine process - overpowering the senses, revealing no pattern.

• Here he creates a transition from the natural world outside, via sand gardens, to labyrinthine roofless rooms painted in vivid hues.

• Accordingly, the heroic ego in these baroque plays of labyrinthine intrigue and changing fortune had to prove itself by resisting the onslaught of affects.

• The results are rather complex, labyrinthine structures that consist of many layers of music providing continually changing perspectives.

• Preconceived notions about what defines incident and how incident illustrates character (or even of what character consists), grown labyrinthine here, seem obsolete.

• Lack of support from policy-makers and the labyrinthine, bureaucratic processes presented insurmountable obstacles for many musicians, but there were also ideological aspects involved.

• Histological analysis of mutant placenta showed multiple layers of giant cells with reduced labyrinthine trophoblast and spongiotrophoblast.

• In the elderly patient, the indications for destructive labyrinthine surgery are few, if any.

• Nowhere in these labyrinthine catalogues of crime and punishment does one see references to women who poisoned their husbands.

• Numerous fragments of labyrinthine forms are present in the material.

• In reference to the labyrinthine complexity of the system, we called this ' making the turns'.

• The assessors were critical of the labyrinthine internal circulation which they feared would turn out more of a rabbit-warren than a rich spatial experience.

• Adequate federalfinancingand enthusiastic public support of the project, coupled with the absence of a labyrinthine regulatory system facilitated rapid development and testing.