If you do feel romantically entangled with your platonic friend and it is not reciprocated, you can end up feeling deeply hurt and betrayed and it can be very hard to mend the friendship again.
"It may well impair the Court's position as the ultimate organ of 'the supreme Law of the Land' in that vast range of legal problems, often strongly entangled in popular feeling, on which this Court must pronounce.
(The 1990s were also included in this Time, but the Feelings seemed to be oddly entangled with Robert Bly workshops, in a way that I don't care to think about).
Accordingly, this Court has deemed it important that district judges guard against this easy confusion by not sitting themselves in judgment upon misconduct of counsel where the contempt charged is entangled with the judge's personal feeling against the lawyer.
Pointing to the "ambivalence" of early Puritan feeling for the land, especially as it was entangled with enlightenment humanism, he interrogates the longstanding paradox underlying Americans' perception of nature versus our exploitation of it.
Yet it's left me feeling like a balloon that has been wrested free of its bunch only to get entangled in some power lines and slowly deflate.
My feeling, given the past social movements I've studied is that the Occupy movement is entangled in too many issues and demands for people to strategically and collectively direct their energy in a way that will produce change.
Soon he's back on the first team under the tutelage of an old SWAT master (Samuel L. Jackson) and entangled with a smirking drug dealer (Oliver Martinez) in a film that "evokes the feeling of wasting a rainy Saturday afternoon," Elvis Mitchell wrote in The Times.
He had the distinct, uneasy feeling that this seemingly rambling conversation in which he had become more and more deeply entangled was about everything except what Cleaver really wanted to say, what he wanted to find out, whatever it might be.
Entangled with the federal government, that is.
"Our whole lives are entangled here.
