Sentence examples for profoundly entangled from inspiring English sources

Thus, not only do Christian chaplains often serve as central bridges for Muslim caregivers to access the prison (Beckford & Gilliat, 1998; Furseth, 2003), but the chaplaincy model, as profoundly entangled with the Christian community's structure and thinking, also influences the 'social forms' of minority chaplaincies (Beckford, 2015, p. 22).

Yet he finds mostly "Exotica for a faraway audience / Entangled with what others have said / Why is it so hard to tell our own stories?" P.K. was both profoundly local and international, as likely to be reading something by a Czech as a Chinese poet.

Entangled with the federal government, that is.

"Our whole lives are entangled here.

But will and science often got entangled.

"Now, the atoms are entangled.

Next, A and B were similarly entangled.

She was close but not entangled.

Occasionally, I forget and find myself entangled.

Mr. Creedon was entangled with the Steuermans.

Another artist entangled a bed in trees.