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But be warned, oh seeker of knowledge, of the thicket of opinions and of arguing about words. — Hermann Hesse

Mothman flew away from town, like a giant bat, and then disappeared from sight behind a thicket of skeletal autumn trees. — Don Roff

God passes through the thicket of the world, and wherever His glance falls He turns all things to beauty. — John Of The Cross

We find ourselves in a thicket of strategic complexity, surrounded by a dense mist of uncertainty. — Nick Bostrom

Guided by film ... we approach, if at all, ideas no longer on highways leading through the void but on paths that wind through the thicket of things. — Siegfried Kracauer

Tear down your border
of thicket and vine
creating a free world,
yours and mine. — Stephen Cosgrove

music licensing is an arcane thicket of ambiguity, overlapping jurisdictions, and litigation. This — Rob Reid

Gasps erupted from his nostrils like grouse from a thicket, schoolboys onto a recess yard, grease spatters from frying bacon. — Dennis Vickers

A thicket of summer grass / Is all that remains / Of the dreams of ancient warriors. — Matsuo Basho

I felt as though my mind and heart had been dragged through a thicket of rose bushes and caught on every little thorn. — Laura Lam

Kaiser and Lenz are staring at each other like hunters who have walked into a thicket after a lion and found a unicorn. — Greg Iles

It was like hacking through a thicket of raw tension whenever we were near each other. — Jessica Shirvington

Life had suddenly become too hideous a burden for him to bear. The dreadful death of the unlucky beater, shot in the thicket like a wild — Oscar Wilde

All quiet along the Potomac they say Except now and then a stray picket Is shot as he walks on his beat, to and fro, By a rifleman hid in the thicket. — Ethel Lynn Beers

The brain's dense thicket of interrelationships, like those of history or art, does not yield to the reductivist's bright blade. (91) — Thomas Lewis

A warbler singing - somewhere beyond the willow, before the thicket — Matsuo Basho

My thoughts kept straying onto random paths ... hoping to get lost in a thicket. — Barbara Kingsolver

Everything has an older meaning. All words have their secrets. Spells and gods are buried in the thicket of language. — Shannon Phillips