untangling

IPA: ʌntˈæŋɫɪŋ

Examples of "untangling" in Sentences

Good luck Mr Obama in untangling this mess you inherited
Good luck Mr Obama in untangling this mess you inherited johnnie
I fear we could spend the rest of our lives untangling Watson's romanticizations.
He was busy untangling the hermeneutical threads in the horseflies and wasps of Canto Three.
Bank of America's task in untangling its mortgage-foreclosure cases is in large part a legacy of the 2008 purchase of Countrywide Financial.
He said that "untangling" the roles of clergy and government would focus discussion of same-sex marriage on civil rights rather than religion.
The Duke had let down the masses of her blue-black hair, while Gene was engaged in untangling a refractory shoe-lace, when a little knock came at the door, and a moment after Marjorie entered.
So I am neck deep in untangling the final mess of my third book for its April 1 deadline (so very tempted to send a 1 page manuscript ending with “Rocks fall, everybody dies.” but I don’t think my editor would see the April Fools day humor in that), and I’ve been thinking about revelations.
Of course, as a copy editor nyself and having to spend large volumes of my adult life in untangling adult grammar of well-educated folks who ought to have gotten through graduate school knowing better (I do not possess such a thing myself, sigh ...) just to earn my bread, the bad grammar in Junie irritates me.