The first and especially the third of these have embroiled him in controversy.
It would be utterly impossible for the Tennessee Textbook Commission to determine which religious theories were "occult" or "satanical" without seeking to resolve the theological arguments which have embroiled and frustrated theologians through the ages.
E1690 was an intriguing effort to corroborate E1684, and the differences between the outcomes of these trials have embroiled the field in controversy over the past several years.
If I'd committed to any of these roles full-time I would have become embroiled in a career I didn't want, but for some extra cash they served their purpose.
The most recent winner of the Costa Prize for Children's fiction, Kate Saunders, updated one of Nesbit's most famous books with Five Children on the Western Front – having cleverly worked out that, in just a few years, her famous Edwardian family would have been embroiled in the First World War.
The incident at Columbia takes on an added felonious dimension, as it could have resulted in loss of life, and the university would have been embroiled in a battle with parents and insurance companies for years to come.
A nice narrative would be that they demanded a real consequence for the culture he enabled, which led to the harassment scandal that has embroiled the world's most valuable startup.
Keeping the two apart has embroiled the Chinese authorities in a long cat-and-mouse struggle.
As someone who spends his days (and nights) embroiled in poetry, I would have published this in a flash.
He was born into poverty, went into exile to fight apartheid and has been embroiled in a series of scandals, which would have ended the careers of many politicians.
Anyone who disagreed, he said, should consider what would have occurred if Martin was of age and armed when he became embroiled in an altercation with Zimmerman.
