Entanglements in a sentence

Another fan actually found a way to link the former Chicago Bull’s intimate entanglements with the Lakers’ recent loss in an even more savage way.

He also said that all these different kinds of romantic entanglements highlight the friendships as well.

I didn’t have no entanglements….

Japan's embrace of evacuees like Bibko has been unusual for a country notorious for its aversion towards foreign entanglements and immigrants, but the war in Ukraine has sparked a rare outpouring of public support.

One need not be a believer to find it a stirring tale of the entanglements of wisdom and revelation, and all the more pleasing for being a little enigmatic: What wise men, what star, what journey?

Some — like Ramaswamy and Mills — have taken a shine to Nixon’s foreign policy realism, which they see as an alternative to the naive idealism that has led Democrats and Republicans alike into ill-fated entanglements abroad.

The commission’s choices will have long-lasting implications, and careful consideration is needed to avoid potential legal entanglements.

What is, most accurately, is what it was sold as all along: a legitimate war movie/commando story, albeit with some familial entanglements.

A recent study led by Joshua Reed at Macquarie University in Australia highlighted the severe impact of entanglements.

As 1944 opened, then, the Allies were up against the formidable Gustav Line of German defence: a mass of wire entanglements, minefields, bunkers and booby traps, woven into a giant chain of mountains and river valleys that stretched the width of Italy.

Sadly, for Shauna Wickle, it's tough to escape poisonous small-town rivalries (and sultry romantic entanglements) when travelling at a steady two to three miles per hour.

The legal entanglements and revised production windows further strained the relationship, leading to an unresolved conflict.

The minister says co-operation is needed to prevent whale entanglements with fishing gear and to ensure that Canada’s seafood products continue to be recognized as sustainable.

This president of the Royal Academy may have been gay or bisexual, or he may have avoided all entanglements to sublimate his complex desires into art - which is what Flaming June seems to proclaim.

Trump’s likely approach to the Ukraine war-seeking a swift resolution and shifting focus to countering China-resonates with an American electorate weary of endless foreign entanglements.

You might be distracted by something that may not be as good as it seems in August, so it could be wise to be cautious with financial risks and romantic entanglements.

A major heatwave on the US west coast between 2014-16 saw record entanglements of humpback and other whales recorded.

But the full financial measure of his extraordinary confluence of interests — a president with a wealth of business entanglements at home and in myriad geopolitical hot spots — has remained elusive.

But the U.S. Justice Department’s probe has left many unanswered questions about Zuberi’s foreign entanglements and who benefited from his actions.

But when it comes to performing together and all the financial entanglements and ego-stroking that it entails, it’s no surprise that family ties can get a bit strained.