Sentence examples for get deeply embroiled from inspiring English sources

My view as mayor of London is that it is not the function of the mayor to get deeply embroiled in this," he said on LBC radio's Ask Boris phone-in.

And the league's Arab Deterrent Force, consisting of troops from six countries, served as peacekeepers in Lebanon from 1976 to 1982 (it was only after Israel invaded Lebanon and the league failed to renew its six-month mandate that Syria got deeply embroiled in the Lebanese civil war).

But under the buoyant veneer, our characters become deeply embroiled in cover-ups, sexual intrigues and the resurgence of Mosley's fascism.

I get deeply relaxed.

Absolutely, if you're prepared to get deeply involved.

Don't get deeply socially involved.

The new novel promises to find Bridget older if not wiser, and deeply embroiled in the contemporary virtual landscapes of internet dating, Twitter and other social media.

McAllister then becomes so deeply embroiled in the race that he tries to fix the vote.

In Afghanistan, Mohseni is already deeply embroiled in politics.

At the time, Mailer was deeply embroiled with the women's movement.

HeOs also Russia's first and biggest media mogul, and deeply embroiled in Kremlin politics.