Sentence examples for we cannot extricate from inspiring English sources

"Empathy aside... we cannot extricate Willis from the natural consequences of a bad business decision".

If they cannot extricate themselves, many will have to stay.

Hendrik manages to escape this would-be mentor, but he cannot extricate his brother.

They cannot extricate themselves from the discredited political economy of Thatcherism.

Even in Japan, where I came a few months ago seeking cognitive refuge from the Chávez soap opera, I cannot extricate myself.

"They're becoming imbedded in every labor market sector, in a mutual dependence so deep that you cannot extricate yourself from it," he said.

There is a quote from a New Statesman review on the inside cover: "More warmth than Martin Amis, the humour that of a Lucky Jim who has strayed into a red light area and cannot extricate himself".

And she deems Iraq "a quagmire for the West and a great and unfolding tragedy for the people" of that country — a "colonial war in a postcolonial era" from which America cannot extricate itself.

Lang's second picture for RKO in 1956 was Beyond a Reasonable Doubt, a paranoid thriller with Andrews portraying a man who pretends to be guilty of murder, only to find that he cannot extricate himself from the web of deceit he has woven.

They are now so entangled in their own lies and subterfuge, they cannot extricate themselves from their own morass.

A popular poem written by her describes the life of a silk worm which spins a cocoon, becomes entangled in the threads, and eventually dies because it cannot extricate itself – the silk worm is compared to a person and the silk threads, to worldly desires.