Sentence examples for become carried from inspiring English sources

It is easy to become carried away with the possibilities of data analytics.

Grown-ups don't become carried away with the idea of striking it rich.

But he's not about to become carried away by his current success.

Nor did he say that Mr. Cunningham did not speak for him, or that sometimes campaign advisers become carried away.

We sometimes become carried away with notions of worthiness in children's books, and get all snobby about literary merit.

It may be fine to argue that the balance between the market and government has gone askew and needs to be recalibrated, but Mr. Stiglitz seems to become carried away with his passion, and overtly hostile to American business.

Hester often became carried away.

But Ms. McGovern either eases into them or becomes carried away with memories of social activism.

Simon, meanwhile, became carried away by a long-running feud with his former employer, the Baltimore Sun.

Mrs. Clinton replied that her husband became "carried away" at times but that she did not see any real harm from his approach, they said.

Although Ms. Reeves makes a mighty sound, it is only distantly related to the kind of gospel in a which a performer becomes carried away.