The plot of the book is an imbroglio in that it revolves around continents, various sequences and many causes and effects.
An intricate, complicated plot is called an "imbroglio", but even the simplest statements of plot may include multiple inferences, as in traditional ballads.
In 1989, he was amnestied and a resumption of the procedure was struck down because of a legal imbroglio.
As many more than seven weeks have elapsed since the problem came to public attention, he cannot be absolved of responsibility for the imbroglio in which we find ourselves.
This means that in any human imbroglio involving people of more than one generation, the point of view of the youngest participant is almost bound to be the most important.
We should try to see ourselves as one of the parties to the imbroglio—and not as some kind of impartial referee of a little local conflict.
But suppose things go a little wrong; suppose, as is quite likely, the balance of the terms of trade changes against us; suppose we have some foreign imbroglio.
Indeed, they might be quite glad of an opportunity to withdraw as gracefully as possible from this whole unrewarding imbroglio.
