Sentence examples for being enmeshed from inspiring English sources

At best, these men sounded deeply ambivalent about being enmeshed in Mr. Thorson's life.

QUESTION FROM MICHAEL CHOROST: I was very struck by the quasi-Buddhist tone of the piece — how it defines satisfaction as coming from being enmeshed in something larger than ourselves.

Being enmeshed in a universe of groups and individuals along the Afghan-Pakistani border, some of whom have sought to carry out attacks in and against foreign countries, doesn't help their image.

They insisted on anonymity because they feared being enmeshed in future investigations or public controversy, but they shed new light on the battle about the C.I.A. methods that grew passionate in Mr. Bush's second term.

Last year's winner, Alberto Contador, will be absent this year because the team he joined in the off-season, Astana, was excluded from this year's race after being enmeshed in doping scandals the past two years.

With the emergence of new sources of digital 'big data' and systems to manage it, universities are increasingly being enmeshed in networks of digital data technologies and expert technical practices, and reimagined as 'smarter universities' (Lane & Finsel, 2014).

Mr Najib is enmeshed in scandal himself.

Egyptian political and military hierarchies are enmeshed.

The man and the school are enmeshed.

Japan was enmeshed in political and cultural upheaval.

It is enmeshed with child abuse and massacre.