He made it a rule never to entangle himself in the technology of printing his own photographs.
Lying and language came to be entangled in a never-ending co-evolutionary spiral, which changed the map of communicative relationships within communities, and participated in shaping our languages, societies, cognitions and emotions.
Michael Kazin, a Georgetown University historian now writing a biography of William Jennings Bryan, noted that the American left, despite its contemporary secularism, "has never advanced without a moral awakening entangled with notions about what the Lord would have us do".
In Shanghai, plans a decade ago for a similar-sized eco-city on an alluvial island became entangled in local corruption and never got off the ground.
Not only that, but covering up one error can lead to more — and bigger — mistakes, until you are entangled in a mess you never intended, she said.
But let's be honest: Clooney would have never stooped so low as to get entangled with the Biebs.
The second episode is about three white men entangled with three black women, but race never comes up.
In fact, big corporations and structural inequality are entangled in a symbiotic relationship that will never be addressed by individual women filling the moulds of the men before them.
Yet for the rest of their lives, they are likely to be entangled in an indefinite separation living apart and never able to remarry others.
Meanwhile, in his travels in England and Europe, he became entangled in love suits and lawsuits (from which he was never free until he sold the remainder of his estates in 1670) and avoided creditors.
