| However, I have yet to see any evidence that America's unusual quantity of stupendously large fortunes threatens to unweave its social fabric. |
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| Jazairy was concerned that if states tampered with the document, the initiative to begin FMCT negotiations would unweave. |
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| They achieve balance together, and to unweave some of them would be to invalidate the whole. |
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| Critics extolled it as the last great modernist novel, and scholars worked to unweave its web of symbols. |
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| Unlike Penelope, both the Americans and the Iranians did not even wait for nightfall to unweave. |
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| Will he manage to unweave the conspiracy surrounding him and avenge the death of the woman he loves? |
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| Irreversible adopts this new grain-intensive, digitally-entrenched aesthetic to unweave an anti-Miltonian tale of masculinity lost. |
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| The complexity is in the mental challenge, as you grasp at the threads of this tangled web and begin to unweave them without ever being quite sure what's at the centre. |
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| The first publication describes an approach that would make it possible to unweave an aspect model previously introduced into a software system by means of weaving. |
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| In X-Ray Vision, viewers are given a complex and dreamlike narrative to unweave. |
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| So now I think we've really come up with a tangled web to unweave. |
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