Sentence examples for fully enmeshed in from inspiring English sources

Others, however, caution that Tillerson remains fully enmeshed in the administration.

By the early 1990's, Mr. Mohamed was fully enmeshed in a dual life.

If it's harder to think of word processing than typewriting in literary terms, that may be because we're too fully enmeshed in the technology, said Darren Wershler, the research chairman in media and contemporary literature at Concordia University in Montreal and the author of "The Iron Whim: A Fragmented History of Typewriting".

Marcuse saw the technological as fully enmeshed with the political in advanced industrial society, "the latest stage in the realization of a specific historical project -- namely, the experience, transformation, and organization of nature as the mere stuff of domination".

And Australian artist Patricia Piccinini delivers "The Stags," two motor scooters bearing an uncanny resemblance to mutant slugs, hinting at a future in which nature and technology are fully enmeshed. .

I was born with ONH, but didn't fully understand its severity until I was a young kid ― at which point I was already enmeshed in making art, reading comic books and drawing constantly.

Unfortunately, we are deeply enmeshed in both.

Architect of liberty, but enmeshed in slavery.

Mr Najib is enmeshed in scandal himself.

"Enmeshed in a matrix of compromised morality".

But now we're enmeshed in ambiguity.