Sentence examples for inextricably involved from inspiring English sources
Elizabeth, inextricably involved in messy court and family affairs, was not consoled.
The Roman chorus, unlike the Greek, performed on stage and was inextricably involved in the action.
If you start from the assumption that Lord Ashcroft is inextricably involved, you are going to end up in completely the wrong place.
She cited the wonderfully daffy "The Linesman," choreographed by Daniel O'Neill and directed by Brett Turnbull, a work in which a British soccer official becomes inextricably involved in a match.
He dazzled our minds and instilled in us feelings of the most exalted romance — not with him, but with Russian literature, and with the history and the land (the geography) in which it was, he showed us, inextricably involved.
Collateral is a long, dark night of three souls as Foxx becomes inextricably involved in Cruise's nefarious schemes - it's an intense character study that also works in triplicate as a film noir and a road movie.
John Russo, director of the Center for Working Class Studies at Youngstown State University, has a broader view of the problem, seeing Youngstown as one of many cities seriously suffering from problems of de-industrialization, race and class that inextricably involve suburbs.
The general view expressed was that although cell proliferation is involved inextricably in the development of cancers, chemically enhanced cell division does not reliably predict carcinogenicity.
Recent studies on intestinal flora have shown the immune system is highly involved and inextricably linked with neurodevelopment and subsequent behavior (Diamond et al. 2011; Heijtz et al. 2011).
While several important issues go inexplicably unmentioned (to be discussed later), the breadth of subject matter reflects the authors' view that pastoral systems involve inextricably linked human, livestock, and land components that must be considered holistically.
Drug-based federal indictment processes, of course, are more often than not inextricably bound to the amount of drugs involved.
