Sentence examples for entangled for a from inspiring English sources

Mr. Romanek came to the project at the end of what he said was a "weird journey," an eight-year period during which movie versions of Philip Gourevitch's book "A Cold Case," about a criminal investigation, and James Frey's memoir "A Million Little Pieces" both fell through and he was also entangled for a while with "The Wolfman".

The only answers are to be found in the film itself, which anticipates in the most extraordinary way the whole question of censorship, screen violence, the imposition of power by the judiciary and media as the agents of the state - all the questions in which Kubrick and his most famous film have been entangled for nearly 30 years.

Typically, reaction dominated or ignition front and propagating-flame dominated regions are entangled for high dilution cases.

Take Entangled, for instance.

where N k j is entangling for non-trivial θ and is given by N k j = R ( θ a ) u j ⊗ I k ⋅ S C R ⋅ R ( θ a ) u R ( θ r ) j ⊗ R ( θ r ) k. (14).

In her books, the search for the killer becomes entangled with a search for self.

Complicating matters, Mr. Obama inherited two wars in Muslim lands, which would seem to offer an argument for not getting entangled in a third.

Judy Goffman Cutler, an art dealer who became entangled in a Register hunt for a Norman Rockwell painting, has sued the company twice, contending that it harassed her for years in its zeal to collect a fee for recovering the work.

There, he struggles for recognition, becoming entangled with a tricksy Christopher Marlowe, that plot to kill Elizabeth I, and the drunken, gloriously self-serving Earl of Croydon.

The second factor was a set of video snippets, provided by the Schindler family and broadcast incessantly by the three cable news networks — CNN, Fox News, and MSNBC — which are themselves entangled in a desperate struggle for dominance.

According to the details available, it seems like Hurd, who is married (at least for now), was entangled in a personal relationship with a hired contractor— an affair he tried to obfuscate with some fudged expense reports.