Sentence examples for very embroiled from inspiring English sources

You get very embroiled in each film project and while BBC Films likes to encourage female talent, I am really focused on the quality of the production and so become fairly blind to gender".

I ask the Commission to give this serious thought, because I fear that we shall otherwise become embroiled very soon in a difficult situation.

Most people in modern Britain thought it had vanished without trace but far from being lost in the archives of state anachronisms, the D-Notice Committee is very much alive - and embroiled in fresh controversy.

But transgender people are hardly the first to be embroiled in a very public bathroom brawl.

Second, the very fact that he was embroiled in an argument said it all.

Now one of those choreographers and the children of two others are embroiled in a very modern court battle over who has the right to perform their dances.

Texas Has a Controversy Finally, this would not be college football season without a quarterback controversy, and in Texas the Longhorns are embroiled in a very public one between the two-year starter, Major Applewhite, and the sophomore Chris Simms, the son of the former Giant quarterback Phil.

Is it in a war or not?" Yemen is embroiled in a very vicious war – and the fact that European officials aren't aware of such basic details should highlight how ill-advised it is to make up asylum policy on the hoof.

On 14th of May he uploaded the below video, outlining details of the divorce he was currently embroiled in, being very level-headed, calm, almost serene about it.

During each of these historical time periods, America was embroiled in a very serious economic downturn, huge debt crises and a resulting depression.

Today, Americans are embroiled in a very different revolution than the one our forefathers were engaged in fighting for liberty in 1776.