Sentence examples for less enmeshed from inspiring English sources

But while I yearn for a deeply united, soul-mate-style connection, he wants something looser, more independent, less enmeshed.

The moments of wishing you could trade the exhaustion and responsibility for a former, less enmeshed life.

Scenes become useful insofar as they are patient organisms, interested in slow changes and small differences, less enmeshed in online attention cycles — but you need to reach across them to be able to tour.

Finally, my sister, less enmeshed in the day-to-day drama of my mother's life, identified what was going on.

Senegalese migrants in Spain may also be less enmeshed in social structures that encourage migrants to support families and communities in Senegal.

"Their responsibilities are being adjusted and limited so that they are less enmeshed in some of the offensive operations in Yemen," the official said.

What's less widely appreciated is how tightly enmeshed China, Inc., is in Western capital markets.

The more the two economies are enmeshed over time, the less likely it is they will end up in conflict or war.

Two months after surging into Baghdad, the First Brigade's soldiers have found themselves enmeshed in yet another war -- less intense, perhaps, but still exhausting, still perilous and, at times, still psychologically taxing.

Stolichnaya would have been less expensive, and the brand is less developed, which gives it greater growth potential, but the deal became enmeshed with political machinations around Russia's recent elections.

"Rosemarie Trockel: A Cosmos" presents an artist less interested in her professional standing than in presenting art as inextricably enmeshed — physically, politically and psychically — not just in life but also in the natural world that is, ultimately, the basis of all existence.