Sentence examples for inextricably engaged from inspiring English sources
America has become inextricably engaged in these conflicts, defined by them in fact.
To be sure, Israel is a special ally, but that does not entitle it to make the decision on matters where United States interest and power are inextricably and centrally engaged.
In West Africa, where most people are engaged in small-scale agriculture, people's livelihoods are inextricably linked to natural systems and vulnerable to climate phenomena like droughts.
I'll admit it, what I really wanted from The Affair was to watch two people fall inextricably in love and engage in a slow, torturous, wonderful, disastrous affair.
In a way, in fact, musical styles and performance venues have engaged in what a biologist might call co-evolution, developing in ways that were inextricably dependent on each other.
He also engaged in some meta-analysis about how to some people food and politics are inextricably linked while others do not vet the politics of their eating establishments.
2. The respondent contends that, in truth, he was engaged in the dissemination of matter proper for public information, none the less so because there was inextricably attached to the medium of such dissemination commercial advertising matter.
For many women, tamoxifen was inextricably associated with cancer and deciding whether to engage in chemoprevention evoked painful memories.
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