Sentence examples for that embroil from inspiring English sources

As I answer to nine separate charges of criminal defamation, I meditate on the Kafkaesque situations that embroil me.

"Lantana" centers on a murder investigation that embroils four couples.

There was a global insider-dealing scam that embroiled graduates of Norway's school of economics.

Mr. Murdoch split his media empire in two this year, after the phone hacking scandal that embroiled his British publishing properties.

It was Pompadour who engineered the reversal of alliances in the mid-seventeen-fifties that embroiled France in that wretched conflict the Seven Years War.

The Brazilian Congress, however, was prevented from advancing on any meaningful reforms by a corruption scandal that embroiled the Senate for much of the year.

He was able to retain a guileless, handsome-is-as-handsome-does innocence even in situations that embroiled him in all kinds of interesting ambiguities.

Mr. Turner accused Mr. Abraham of distorting and in some cases falsifying archival data to suit his argument, touching off a ferocious debate that embroiled eminent scholars in the United States and Germany.

Some voters, like Mrs. Spinner, switched in anger over Republican stewardship during Nassau County's plunge toward insolvency or recent scandals that embroiled the Suffolk County Republican Party.

She has accused her opponent of being an absentee legislator and has hinted at various personal problems that embroiled Mr. Seabrook's campaign last year.

Both men had been in Afghanistan for many years; Abdallah had helped the government and donors untangle the $900m Kabul Bank scandal that embroiled much of the political elite.