| But if the text at times becomes rebarbatively labyrinthine, the main lines of the argument, while forbiddingly dense, are relatively clear. |
| For a show that has the labyrinthine, seemingly nonsensical plots of a soap opera, that's a real accomplishment. |
| While the ski runs are not as cunningly crafted as the other site's labyrinthine arenas, their immense scale produces some splendid moments. |
| We are individually shaped by our fortunes and misfortunes, by our upbringing, by the labyrinthine patterns of our hates and pleasures. |
| On his travels through the dark, labyrinthine streets of Victorian London, he also meets and falls in love with prostitute Mary Kelly. |
| A guide can bring her through its labyrinthine winding laneways and streets, few of which still exist in the modern world. |
