Sentence examples for really entangled from inspiring English sources

"We were really entangled," David explained.

(It was the British tabloids that she was really entangled with, after all not those American publications).

But if there really is an entangled state of the old and young systems directly after the interaction, how is one to represent the subsequent development of this entangled state?

"We don't have really good sources for bright, entangled photons," he said.

Cosmologist Sean Carroll of the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena says that it's "yet another experiment that tells us quantum mechanics is right" and that there "really is an intrinsic connection between entangled particles, not that some signal passes quickly between them when an observation is performed".

The term suggests that quantum particles entangled "at birth" remained entangled forever despite the intervening distance.

But what really disappoints Lee is that discussion of a promising treatment for a devastating disease becomes entangled in discussions of doping.

He became entangled and stumbled.

All, naturally, become entangled.

Emwazi remained entangled with MI5.

Wires can easily become entangled.