Sentence examples for are ensnared from inspiring English sources
verb
To entrap; to catch in a snare or trap.
Many are ensnared by race-neutral laws that passed with the enthusiastic support of black lawmakers.
We are ensnared by the one-size-fits-all company structure.
Cotton and its production are ensnared in politics, so national statistics on it are scarce.
Two Democrats are ensnared in a member-on-member battle, and one will emerge with his political career fatally wounded.
Two weeks into the fall television season, broadcast networks are ensnared in familiar fights over ratings points and demographics.
Indeed, all the characters are "ensnared" in some way, whether captives of guilt, class, money or insecurity.
Other senior officials have also been ensnared.
Other Carlyle funds have been ensnared.
Ms. Hart has been ensnared in the controversy more directly.
They will be ensnared in a way most never envisaged.
In Iraq and Lebanon politics is ensnared by sectarian divisions.
