Sentence examples similar to get deeply enmeshed from inspiring English sources
After thirteen years together, their life and work have become deeply enmeshed.
And yet the car has become deeply enmeshed with upward mobility, while also complicating that mobility.
The Man Forever album may be a solo endeavor, but it is also an expression of a musician who has become deeply enmeshed in the underground rock world of New York and beyond.
Miliband D, who has been the chief executive of the International Rescue Committee aid charity since 2013, has become deeply enmeshed in the US political circuit and remains addicted to politics, says a source, including supporting Hillary Clinton's putative presidential campaign.
Don't get deeply socially involved.
And take care not to let yourself become so deeply enmeshed with this person that you cannot tell where you start and end; stay true to yourself.
Turkey, meanwhile, might become more deeply enmeshed in Iraq's Kurdish areas.
Analysts say that airline partners will gradually become more deeply enmeshed, making it much harder to switch alliances.
And I have been so deeply enmeshed in this unhappy subject for so long, with no break, that I have grown some emotional calluses.
These two hours capture what America was then, still deeply enmeshed in the natural world, still a frontier country, but also becoming more civilized.
