Sentence examples for a very common trap from inspiring English sources

Doing too much is a very common trap.

There's a very common trap for people of a certain age to say, "There's nothing new in the world, and the golden age was in the past". And it's not true.

For now, perhaps the greatest benefit of the new provision is for people who didn't plan, and as a result previously would have fallen into a very common trap for the unwary.

That's a very common trap with this type of work, so I knew I had to keep myself from falling in that hole.

"If you go back in the military history literature, the placing of explosive booby traps such as fragmentation grenades under, and even inside of, the corpses of soldiers is a very common phenomenon," Bunker says.

Trapped nerve was a very common phrase used by the lay participants, yet was poorly understood.

A very common error.

"So it is a very common thing.

Apparently it's a very common fear.

"This is a very common method".

It was not a very common response.