Imbricated used in a sentence

Imbricated in a sentence as an adjective

This type of imbricated "match" is so common that you learn pretty fast to always use parenthesis.

There are so many ways to shoot yourself in the foot with imbricated ternary tables that I don't even understand why you use them as an argument.

I fiddled with css on personal projects just fine, but in my job, diving into years of accumulated, imbricated classes is a nightmare and even though I try, 80% of the time I end up passing the problem to the design team.

How about: the market is the computer?Not only is the network essentially imbricated with/in the market, but recognizing the market in the role of the computation also means recognizing the roles of all of the different functional components, not just the mechanical/computational "atoms".