Sentence examples for act of entrapment from inspiring English sources

In everyday parlance, the difference between a sting and an act of entrapment seems minimal.

Three would be held incommunicado for nearly 24 hours, shackled to a bench and kept in a wire cage before being charged with material support for terrorism, conspiracy to commit terrorism, and possession of incendiary devices -- devices constructed with the assistance of undercover officers in what turned out to be an elaborate act of entrapment in the run-up to the NATO Summit.

Instead, the ending of the act becomes a drama of entrapment: Tosca attempts to escape but finds that the door is sealed shut.

Gabriel may not be a great person, but in his hunger for expression, for a father, for a home, he embodies the deep yearnings and sense of entrapment that can make anyone act badly.

Lawyers for the defendants in such cases have typically accused the government of entrapment, arguing that their clients would never have acted without being coerced by undercover agents.

Clarissa Sligh and Pat Ward Williams turn stories of African-American women into narratives of entrapment.

One of the principal experiences of reading the novels is frustration: the reader's terrible sense of entrapment that comes with having to follow the mental processes of a character who consistently refuses to act in his own best interests.

There is also the question of entrapment.

This has a whiff of entrapment.

The men's relatives accused the FBI of entrapment.

He accused the FBI of entrapment and was eventually acquitted.