Sentence examples for enmeshed relationship from inspiring English sources

"Bottas has had an enmeshed relationship with Williams for several years.

Unless we ourselves develop a less dependent, enmeshed relationship with our digital devices, we cannot expect their children to do the same.

Enmeshed mother child relationships are often seen (63%), but it is unclear whether they are primary or secondary to the child becoming ill.

Ms. Wiggin's plan, for instance, requires a marriage in which only one spouse has an over-enmeshed relationship with work.

But people who were depressed, disorganized and disadvantaged were able to lead lives enmeshed in supportive relationships.

Instead, she found herself enmeshed in "sexual relationships that I could not describe in language and that failed my moral ideals".

Republicans are enmeshed in a codependent relationship with a crazy man, a money-mad fame junkie.

And importantly, while our relationship is enmeshed in broad systems of exchange, we are not in an exchange-based relationship....Students are not my customers and thank goodness for that, because the responsibility of a teacher to his or her students is far greater than the employee to the customer.

"In toxic relationships, couples become enmeshed with each other and differences are often seen as threats to the relationship," she said.

Tens of millions of men have marred life chances because schools are bad at educating boys, because they are not enmeshed in the long-term relationships that instill good habits and because insecure men do stupid and self-destructive things.

People were more likely to be enmeshed in stable, dense and obligatory relationships.