Sentence examples for to get entangled from inspiring English sources

Gaziantep's businessmen do not want to get entangled in a fight they don't see as theirs.

But the man himself knew better than to get entangled in such gossip.

I didn't want to get entangled in it during the coming action.

He does not want to wait for promoters to get entangled in drawn-out deals.

"It's not the right time for me to get entangled with the Lebanese government," he told me in Paris.

This is not to get entangled in the increasingly tired arguments thrown up by the pro-hunting camp.

The composer John Adams, who made his name with "Nixon in China," is accustomed to getting entangled with current events.

By Alex Ross The composer John Adams, who made his name with "Nixon in China," is accustomed to getting entangled with current events.

Engineering a shift in Mr. Obama's Syria policy is probably more difficult than persuading him to reach out to Myanmar, officials said, given the complexities of Syria, the volatility of its neighborhood, the grinding nature of the conflict, and the president's deep aversion to getting entangled in another military conflict in the Middle East.

The answer is simple: the White House's deep desire to not get entangled in Syria.

"All we do is argue," says Stevens, who has coached Romney to not get entangled in the specifics of a question.