Sentence examples for can't extricate from inspiring English sources

That's the thing about tragedy – you can't extricate yourself from its cyclical pull.

If the Jewish state can't extricate itself from the West Bank, it may be forced to choose between the quasi-apartheid of a permanent occupation, and the dissolution that would likely follow from giving Palestinians a significant voice in Israel's politics.

The trouble with "15 Minutes," of course, is that Herzfeld is so eager to put blood on the screen that he can't extricate himself from the media morbidity that he knows is corrupt — the movie sells the same violence that it puts TV down for selling.

We can't extricate them from our lives, from our psyches.

Yet, funny, but they produce a Governor Jesse Ventura and can't extricate themselves from the continuing farce with Al Franken, known as their senatorial race.

But since we can't extricate ourselves from that dependence right away, especially under the current Administration, we do need to tread carefully.

That's not an option in Europe, where banks have loaned freely across the continent and can't easily extricate themselves.

I couldn't extricate myself from my hidden relationship.

I was so deep in the crowd, I couldn't extricate myself.

He hasn't extricated us from either battlefield.

The difficulty with digital services is that because we're so invested in them, we become dependent on a service that we can't always easily extricate ourselves from.