Sentence examples similar to drawn into arguments from inspiring English sources
"If we allow ourselves to be drawn into arguing just about guns and ammunition, it's very easy to lose that argument".
A former journalist at The Jerusalem Post, he is reluctant to be drawn into partisan arguments.
"I always try not to get drawn into forecasting arguments [but] there clearly is a risk.
Generally speaking, these days, it's not worth getting drawn into emotional arguments on political topics, given the current overwrought and intolerant climate.
As we head into the general election, voters will increasingly be at odds, drawn into public arguments ignited by the candidates they support.
By 2006, the Royal Society was drawn into the argument, issued a statement (Royal Society 2006) and hosted a public lecture by the geneticist Professor Steve Jones Joness 2006).
The poet himself never wanted to be drawn into that argument.
He will desperately want to avoid being drawn into an argument with Ukip leader Nigel Farage over immigration and the European Union.
I am among those who have been drawn into the argument — there was even a snippet of me defending private equity in a Romney campaign ad.
Don't confuse the matter by getting drawn into an argument with your parents or in-laws or strangers on the bus.
