How to pronounce “embroil” in English

without feeling embroiled in it.

Ancient Rome was embroiled in a series of wars in the Middle East in Afghanistan that destroyed their empire and their slave culture

America became embroiled in World War I the bugs in his system the toxins left

Because when we are too embroiled in the collective culture and not investigating, we are taking on a lot of ideas, assumptions, pressures,

I could see a character embroiled in some very dark action and material,

We have a maker of friendly productivity software that is somehow embroiled in this immigration debate that's

It's two regular gal best friends who become embroiled in an international espionage adventure, for which they're not prepared.

World, which was constantly embroiled in bloody disputes over privilege and power.

all else constant, get embroiled in fewer wars, host fewer civil wars, and are wracked by fewer genocides.

But as we were reporting the story, we also-- Crisis Text Line became embroiled in some controversy,

And in the family, we have-- the wife is a publishing executive who's embroiled in a scandal.

And if that's what helps you see the thought as just a thought, and not take it so to heart, and not be so embroiled in it,

So, I used to worry a lot about copyright in terms of what it would do to artist income and I would get embroiled, as I still do,