Sentence examples for never embroiled from inspiring English sources

"She was a very, very, very cheerful little girl, and she was peace loving, and she was never embroiled in any controversies like this.

That's a pretty dull title, or rather it would be had Ms. Rimes never been embroiled in an ugly lawsuit with her father, who is also her former manager and producer, and had she never been observed in a courtroom telling him, "I hate you".

"My private life has never been embroiled in my working life," he said.

"My view is that Edinburgh should never have become embroiled in seeking to host the Games," said Wood.

Progressive thinkers argue that the changes overturn the pacifist legal and interpretative conventions, established in the aftermath of World War Two, guaranteeing that Japan will never again become embroiled in foreign conflicts.

At 67 years old he never expected to be embroiled in a war with the county government for building on his own land.

Or our latest example of a businessman as president, George W. Bush whose lies and deceit still have us embroiled in never-ending wars and produced the Islamic State.

Never before has a government embroiled in one of the biggest global economic crises been so good at tweeting.

10 15 P.M. (IFC) UNDERCOVER BROTHER (2002) Eddie Griffin stars in this comedy directed by Malcolm D. Lee as the self-appointed protector of black culture embroiled in a never-ending battle against the Man (Robert Trumbull).

Latest figures show that more than 70,000 children are already in care across the UK, the highest number since 1985, which means councils are embroiled in a never-ending search for sufficient placements to meet existing demand.

Flint has been embroiled in a never-ending stream of water quality issues that began in April 2014, when the city started pulling water from a local river as a cost-saving measure.