As I answer to nine separate charges of criminal defamation, I meditate on the Kafkaesque situations that embroil me.
I'd love to meet a museum curator in Barcelona, for example, to discuss Woody Allen over cava and octopus or perhaps a beautiful female Jai Alai player who is really a spy in Haifa who will embroil me in an international plot of intrigue and mystery.
His note to the latter included the charge that Locke "endeavoured to embroil me with woemen".
They stood by him even when, in 1693, he came completely unhinged, accusing Pepys of popery and Locke of trying "to embroil me with women". Not that women were ever an issue; Newton, an archetypal unbending Puritan and preoccupied scholar, evidently never had sexual relations with anybody at all.
Allen was among the first wave of celebrities embroiled in the Me Too movement last year, and many in the industry and outside of it have since begun to challenge his work.
It's summertime, which means millions of Americans like me are currently embroiled in a battle with the summer sun to keep our lawns green and healthy.
I'm going to name three Colorado political figures, and you tell me how they became embroiled in mini-media frenzies over digitally altered images or websites.
Within a few days, Dobraja had written me that she was embroiled in a familiar fight with her family: The day after the parade, she was back to explaining the difference between a pedophile and a gay person.
Jacqui Brooks, a duty solicitor at the bureau this week, told me about a recent client embroiled in a dispute over a will.
Louboutin told me that he had once become embroiled in a mystery.
"In the midst of being embroiled in acts of intended plagiarism, the world caught me & I reacted.
