1. The concrete grid that now enmeshes Los Angeles is beyond hyperbole. 2. Disgruntled senior Vietnamese officers sought to enmesh him in their cabals against President Diem. 3. There is a violent and exuberant climax that enmeshes the castle with the ghetto. 4. He plays a federal prosecutor in New York who enmeshes himself in the city's political battles. 5. The goal was to enmesh as many people as possible in some group which could then be manipulated. 6. The effect will be to enmesh the president and the judiciary, to the great detriment of both branches. 7. Meanwhile, she said, Johnson was becoming obsessed with the fear that his enemies were trying to enmesh him in scandal. 8. Opponents predicted the charge would hurt business, create gridlock around the perimeter of the zone and enmesh motorists in bureaucratic chaos. 9. Of course, there are some perfectly logical reasons for the current generation of parents to enmesh themselves so deeply in the process. 10. His eagerness to please Clinton, and protect him, may have helped to enmesh Altman in Whitewater, some who know him say.
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