"inextricably entangled" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to indicate that two or more things are closely connected, intertwined, or inextricably linked. For example, “Our lives were inextricably entangled following that chance encounter.”.
Portraying the wild has become inextricably entangled with the conservation crusade.
At some point in his last two weeks, his friends now believe, Jason's sense of self-worth became inextricably entangled with making that final bond.
The result is a murder trial in which the Darcys find themselves inextricably entangled and which threatens their present happiness and future security.
Loukissas sets out six principles: all data are local; data have complex attachments to place; data are collected from heterogeneous sources; data and algorithms are inextricably entangled; interfaces recontextualize data; and data are indexes to local knowledge.
Once there, they are trapped as Frischfleisch (fresh meat) in brothels, perhaps because they owe money to their traffickers or fear reprisals against their families at home.Extreme opponents of prostitution in Germany, such as Alice Schwarzer, a radical feminist, conflate modern slavery and sex work, arguing that they are "inextricably entangled".
In an article for The Washington Post about robots and humans, Wendell Wallach highlights Prof. David Mindell's book "Our Robots, Ourselves". "Mindell clearly demonstrates that the efforts of people and robots can be complementary and inextricably entangled, and can evolve together," writes Wallach.
"To protect religious freedom and to avoid becoming inextricably and perpetually entangled in debates over the propriety of certain Catholic teachings and practices, the CAT should refrain from repeating this unfortunate mistake," said James Kelly of the Solidarity Centre for Law and Justice in a written submission.
Its understanding is founded upon what anthropologist Gregory Bateson termed a 'cybernetic epistemological' worldview: an entangled reality of interacting embodied minds of which the observer is inextricably and explicitly a part.
In this entangled environment, the states of two or more objects become so inextricably connected that none of them can be described separately.
He became entangled and stumbled.
They are inextricably entwined.
