Sentence examples for embroil himself from inspiring English sources

Over the years, I watched my father, who ran an accounting firm by day, embroil himself in one fight for justice after another, causes that were technically none of his business.

Still, the furor raised questions about why the prime minister would embroil himself in such a delicate case, particularly at a time when the Supreme Court is seeking to have him arrested in relation to a separate corruption case.

'To reach the age he had without encountering any serious difficulties,' Will thinks to himself, 'seemed a record worth preserving, and though he didn't mind giving Marcus the odd can of Coke, he wasn't about to embroil himself in the sorry dog's dinner that was Marcus's life.

His words and actions over South Ossetia show the extent to which he is willing to embroil himself in politics, even a murky dispute in which both sides, Russia and Georgia, are fighting a pitched public relations battle over who has the moral high ground.

But there was very likely another key to Darwin's reluctance to embroil himself too closely with the actual tangible evidence for human ancientness and ancestry.

Like Ukip, Dapper has also recently embroiled himself in a controversy with a charity.

And he has embroiled himself in a new political battle against the Supreme Court, which has declared the corralito unconstitutional.

Rhys Ifans plays Edward de Vere, the 17th Earl of Oxford, who scribbles out masterpieces when he is not embroiling himself in palace intrigue or losing himself in flashbacks.

Bored and homesick, Henri embroils himself in a conspiracy to effect his own ouster, strands of which quickly become entangled with two romantic subplots.

Mr Bernanke has in the space of a few posts embroiled himself in a weighty online debate with some of the titans of economics, and blogging.

Yet in this show he also embroils himself in direct confrontations with the cameramen filming him, going further than Lee does.