Sentence examples for dragged into debates from inspiring English sources

Precisely because she aspired to be more than a journalist, Meiselas was dragged into debates about art's depictions of war".

But, he added, "Any Republican candidate who lets themselves get dragged into debating the Bush administration will be making a mistake, whether Bush is popular or not".

At this point, the American-accented Enders, who has lived in the UK for 30 years and became a citizen two years ago, chooses her words carefully: "I don't want to be dragged into political debates which for an outsider are very hard to understand".

But Gotsii resents being dragged into the debate.

Mr Erdogan protests that Turkey should not have been dragged into the debate on the constitution, since the two issues are quite unconnected.

Furious that the abortion issue was being dragged into the debate, he said it was "grotesque and ridiculous" that he was being "billed as a medieval reactionary".

Margaret Thatcher was dragged into the debate about Britain's relationship with the EU when one of her closest former advisers claimed she would have voted to stay in.

French prosecutors are looking into whether Mr Le Pen might be tried for the crime (in French law) of "denial of crimes against humanity .Back in BlightyNow even Britain, which had long thought of itself as happily immune to such controversies, has been dragged into the debate by Prince Harry.

"We did not allow ourselves to be dragged into the debate.

When taking pictures, I generally try not to get too drawn into the speeches and altercations and focus on the visual side of things, although sometimes it's hard to avoid being dragged into a debate.

The not yet born aren't safe from being dragged into the debate, and nor are the corpses of the long dead.