Sentence examples for has also entangled from inspiring English sources

The case has also entangled prominent New York figures and institutions.

A bear had also been entangled before escaping, he said.

One of the humpbacks found along the northern British Columbia coast reportedly had deep gashes on its tail, leading the people who found it to question whether it died from being entangled, although it has also been suggested that the injuries may have been older and unrelated.

Both ruthless obstinacy and desperation are evident in his clumsy attempt to use the courts to remain a part of Mrs Quinn's life.Blindness has also played its part in the entangling of his private and professional lives.

The Court has also failed to solve the most divisive problem that has entangled capital punishment throughout American history: racial discrimination.

According to Wikipedia, organizers have also "attempted to entangle two camels together or starve the camels to make them more aggressive".

According to Wikipedia, organisers have also "attempted to entangle two camels together or starve the camels to make them more aggressive".

In a similar way, a commonly used category of "teleological or functional explanations" is also entangled with what I have broadly delineated as the category of "need-driven explanations"11.

They have a short, intense and, for her, damaging relationship – he is also entangled with Krystal (played by Elvis's granddaughter, Riley Keough), the beautiful and bullying crew manager, whose rules of the road tend towards the sadistic and humiliating.

It is also entangled with her agency-freedom to make decisions regarding her sexuality and reproductive life, and the way she establishes gender relations.

Allegedly, companies and banks in Singapore and South Korea were also entangled in the web of exploitation.