| Indeed the embroilment of India, Poland and so on, is clearly a step along that path. |
| Different from both would be the value of a peace by neglect of such useless national discriminations as now make for embroilment. |
| Time during such an embroilment was hard to measure, and Shann could not be sure. |
| In truth, if Gil has a skill for extricating himself from such embroilment it is only because he is forever landing himself in it, whether in football or not. |
| Many Americans would like the withdrawal of combat troops from Iraq to signal the beginning of the end of America's overall embroilment in the benighted regions of the world. |
| It is rather sad that the Internet was the only channel to save myself from this media embroilment, but this method is indeed quite effective. |
