Sentence examples for imbroglio of a from inspiring English sources
An imbroglio of a quite different order occurred once during one of the boxing contests for boys.
By contrast, Freud's wrestling with his models is rote and circular, like the repetitive imbroglios of a bad marriage.
He could enjoy being out of the Canberra crucible in full geopolitical flight, happy in summit mode, and he could enjoy the spectre of Sam Dastyari's imbroglio, an opposition imbroglio, rather than an imbroglio of his own – a moment of pure refreshment.
"But at least it was an imbroglio of Haffner's making".
As visitors to London's National Gallery discover, when they move round to the painting's side, this zone resolves itself into the image of a skull, which looms into focus at the very moment the men and their instruments melt away into an imbroglio of random marks.
He turned it into a sort of imbroglio of blood and fire and sentimentality.
Just as the late John Smith ripped the Tories apart over the Maastricht treaty, Labour has to take a scalpel to the Brexit imbroglio of lies over immigration, NHS funding and the single market.
It also anchors Rauch's importance as an artist of and for the historical imbroglio of art today.
He has been an avid follower of the Balkan imbroglio for a good decade (and has even been learning Serbo-Croat).
Its imbroglio of gossipy supposition shows how little we know about other people.
The deeper imbroglio of "Skin Fruit" is its incitement to populist animus: the show arrives on today's downwardly mobile art scene like a bejewelled duchess at a party that — oops — turns out to be a barn dance.
