Sentence examples for it is entangled from inspiring English sources

History is not just a theme for Anselm Kiefer, it is entangled in the way he paints.

And it is entangled in a lawsuit initiated by a homeowner who replaced a 19th-century door with a window.

And so it is entangled in a buro-legal nightmare that could lead to the liquidation of the Salvation Army's Moscow operations at a court hearing next month.

The story of the Empire State Building is often difficult to follow, even for longtime real estate executives, because it is entangled in one of the most complex ownership structures in New York.

It is entangled in a wider context of global shifts.

In other words, it is entangled in a philosophical vicious circle.

Well, it looks like the franchise is expanding its tentacles (or rather, it is entangling its tentacles with SyFy's) and going into the motion picture business.

Transformation on this scale is a type of national existential crisis and, in this case, it's entangled with the nation's historical Puritan ideal of being God's "shining city on a hill".

Input into a quantum computer can thus be dispersed among entangled qubits, which lets the processing of that information be spread out as well: tell one particle something, and it can instantly spread the word among all the other particles with which it's entangled.

It's entangled with the current debate about wealth inequality that has animated both the Occupy movement and the Presidential campaigns: the sense that even newly minted haves, like Amanda Palmer, really need to treat have-nots, such as local musicians, a whole lot better.

Before I knew it I was entangled in deeply sexual embraces with people (mostly women) who I had never met.