Sentence examples for imbroglio with a from inspiring English sources

But the experience conveyed — a sleepless night, perhaps a sexual imbroglio with a model, a memory of a former theme — becomes the occasion, no longer the point, of a picture.

Like the incident with Du Bois' classmate, Gates' imbroglio begins with a misreading of his intentions by his white female neighbor.

But the result has been another political imbroglio, with the threat of a veto from Home Secretary Theresa May and protests from police organizations.

In fact, a 2009 imbroglio with members of that Board and then-school Superintendent Sam Garamendi raised such a ruckus that other regional papers began covering the story as well, often with the slant of how Caroline's push for transparency won her both enemies and supporters.

He quickly became involved in an imbroglio with the party's conservative base.

He gets into an imbroglio with the parents of two boys he accosts because he thinks they look like Kafka.

Friends and former colleagues say he found himself in an imbroglio with management over the new arena.

In bringing the imbroglio with China successfully to an end, President Bush displayed qualities that had not been evident since he entered the White House.

Sidestepping an imbroglio with Congress, harried officials of the nonprofit organization responsible for doling out popular domain names abruptly dropped a proposed $1 registration tax last week.

After the actor bowed out on Saturday, reports emerged saying his ultimate decision to leave came on the heels of an imbroglio with Universal Pictures over the movie's script.

About this time he became involved in a literary imbroglio with Lord Byron.