Sentence examples for entangled with a man from inspiring English sources
Walter Stackhouse, the suburban husband at the center of "The Blunderer" (1954), contemplates killing his wife, then gets inescapably entangled with a man who has committed such a crime.
Michael Dirda in the Washington Post wrote that The Watch Tower "reminded me of Zola in its unflinching depiction of two sisters entangled with a moody, violent man, one of them being gradually crushed into subservience, the other struggling desperately to save her own soul.
In 1875 in the Arizona Territory, a half-Apache man becomes entangled with a woman from back east.
He headed first towards his own stalwart supporters, got entangled with a group of reporters and security men, headed back towards the building, then reluctantly shook hands with a few fans.
He pointed a finger at the director of the Kunsthal museum, describing him as a man who wanted to help a wayward son entangled with a Romanian prostitute.
Any phenomenon like this in the real world comes entangled with a bunch of other, complicating phenomenon.
He believes that the mind extends into the world and is regularly entangled with a whole range of devices.
In "Moon" (1985), a man who owns the unwelcome gift of envisioning bloody crimes before they occur becomes entangled with a serial killer.
A man of his intelligence, charm, probity and good looks seems unlikely to allow himself to become so closely entangled with a family displaying its dysfunction so glaringly.
Ms. Solomon told them about an elderly man who was living in a building on the Upper East Side about five years ago when he became entangled with a woman who wanted to steal his money.
