labyrinthine , also: labyrinthian

But it has been made more labyrinthine by the political and economic forces at play in the new century.

A few seemed to go further, but the labyrinthine nature of the place worried me.

He knew the labyrinthine tunnels like the back of his hand.

He got up and they walked through the labyrinthine basement.

He possessed the labyrinthine mind of a man many years older.

They led up to the remains of a labyrinthine palace.

The rules for election to the academy have been called labyrinthine.

Here the labyrinthine galleries are even more necessary and successful.

Judges have a hard time trying to thread their way through the labyrinthine case law.

"It is not supposed to be some labyrinthine scheme that parents have to work through."

They were even more labyrinthine than the rest of the complex, but ideal for his purpose.

Along its labyrinthine ways he went with the certainty of familiarity.

It would be a labyrinthine wandering, but no worse than others out of which I had in the past found my way.

The case wound through Russia's labyrinthine bureaucracy for three years.

Applying for such an order can be a labyrinthine undertaking - even on a good day.

At this particular moment, four very special people were wandering down the labyrinthine corridors of Level 147.

Yet there it is, lent from the museum's labyrinthine library.

The game is so labyrinthine that even experts are hard put to say whether laws have been broken.

Her labyrinthine silver necklace went very well with the dress.

The interior is labyrinthine and many paths lead to dead ends.

But the strange, labyrinthine "Kitchen" may have thrown that door open.

There had been nine known labyrinthine worlds in the old Hegemony.

"Come," said the steward, and led them back into the labyrinthine building that seemed so much larger inside than out.

And there is usually a lengthy, labyrinthine permitting process in cities.

His mind slid away into the labyrinthine world of doublethink.