Sentence examples for and embroiled from inspiring English sources

At the same time, he is haunted by Anne's spectre and embroiled in her legacy.

The official was on the way down and embroiled in party infighting.

'Our home lives are safe and embroiled in risk management,' says Harrison.

The puzzle of the work's origins transformed Snare into an itinerant obsessive and embroiled him in courtroom controversy.

As a counterpoint, he cited Solyndra, the solar power company that received government funds and is now facing bankruptcy and embroiled in scandal.

Its editorial on Monday contended that Israel "is isolated globally and embroiled in a conflict with the superpower whose friendship and support are vital to its very existence".

Many worry this may tear at Iraqi unity and embroil the disputed territory in greater violence.

Assassination will have less use as a political tool if, however sophisticated the weapon, it has consequences that continue to embarrass and embroil the killers.

Others worry that debates pressed by the most fervent — over the veil, sunbathing on beaches and racy fare in the media — may polarize societies and embroil nascent governments in debates they seem to prefer to avoid.

The hotly contested draft law is deeply dividing the nation and embroiling human rights activists around the world.

Mr Miliband attacked tax evasion and avoidance earlier this week and became embroiled in a row with Lord Fink over his tax affairs.