enmesh , also: immesh , also: inmesh

People enmeshed in the process did not always see it like that.

The issues that enmeshed me in 1990 are not going to go away.

She was also enmeshed in a possible conflict of interest.

He soon found himself enmeshed in a host of problems.

"She probably became enmeshed in a conversation on her way down here."

You know how much my life is enmeshed with theirs.

They've got you totally enmeshed in the legal system now.

She had become enmeshed in a web of her own creation.

They had the look of men watching a dream and trying not to become enmeshed in it.

She is enmeshed in the struggle for her own personal freedom.

The states themselves were enmeshed in the law and subordinate to it.

Except for Patricia, the family was enmeshed in the air force.

Before it fell, however, all participants in crime would be enmeshed.

He became enmeshed in a bidding war and dropped out.

By 1990, Sudan had become enmeshed in almost every kind of economic and political crisis.

Would he become enmeshed in his former mode of existence?

"It's been a long time since I've found readers so enmeshed in everything that we do."

And the committees that would have to consider the plan were enmeshed in the great health care war.

Then they become enmeshed in a desperate struggle about who is to be the baby.

Was I now so enmeshed in this world that the role of visitor had changed?

She became enmeshed in a sinful life with a young man.

All he can determine is that she's enmeshed in some sort of power struggle.

How shallow had been her previous view of the forces within which they were enmeshed.

"To be enmeshed in this is not good for tourism," she said.

The agency is enmeshed in the consequences of bad decisions made long ago.