Sentence examples for more embroiled with from inspiring English sources

At this stage, the story starts pulling in two different directions, with Peet increasingly appearing to forget his young lovers as he becomes more embroiled with current affairs.

As the enemy became more embroiled with the pinning force, the flanking troops would attack at a critical spot and seal the victory.

But the more successful Johnny is in penetrating the patients' psyches, the more embroiled he becomes.

But as each month passes Britain becomes more and more embroiled in the Syrian quagmire.

She became more tragic; her son became embroiled with his lonely mother.

Reggie wasn't satisfied with one midlife crisis, first faking his death and running away from his wife and boss, then coming back in disguise and getting embroiled with both once more.

They had travelled to join rebels fighting the Syrian regime of President Bashar al-Assad but had subsequently become embroiled with Isis, some for language reasons – Isis had more English-speaking members.

Since becoming embroiled with the Justice Department in antitrust litigation, Microsoft has taken a far more aggressive tack in giving to political campaigns and trying to influence legislation.

At the time, Mailer was deeply embroiled with the women's movement.

He became unpleasantly embroiled with one of them, a Mr. Rowantree.

Instagram is totally embroiled with that culture and I can't wait until it's over".