Sentence examples for now entangled from inspiring English sources

By virtue of this measurement, the two clouds are now entangled.

What these activists say about Islam and their right to say it are different issues, now entangled.

These health care needs are now entangled in the fiercely partisan debate over the economic stimulus package in the Senate.

Justly or not, America's stance on this conflict is now entangled in its own interests and alliances in the Middle East and the wider Muslim world.

Sheffield and Boras are now entangled in a union grievance over the commission on a contract that Sheffield believes Boras had nothing to do with.

But that memorable evening, it is now known, was also foreboding for Mr. Ognibene, who is now entangled in a corruption investigation that might spell his political ruin.

On the other hand, the paralogical inventiveness of science raises the possibility of a new sense of justice, as well as knowledge, as we move among the language games now entangling us.

A week after Archbishop Weakland left his post, many here continued to express sympathy today for their former leader, who is now also entangled in the sexual abuse scandal involving dioceses elsewhere.

America is now fully entangled in this conflict, whether it knows it or not.

Petraeus's ambition is legendary; his pride and his professional devotion to counterinsurgency have now become entangled in an exploitive electoral machine.

But Kohver's fate has now become entangled in a much bigger issue: the question of just how far Vladimir Putin's Russia is prepared to go to goad the Nato allies on its doorstep.