Sentence examples for drawn into thinking from inspiring English sources

And you're drawn into thinking about how different two identical texts could be because of the context, the time that they're written... That's confusing and amusing to me.

Readers of a Platonic dialogue are drawn into thinking for themselves about the issues raised, if they are to learn what the dialogue itself might be thought to say about them.

Second, and much more dangerous, it can draw people into thinking that because that's the company motto, they can't be evil.

The goal is that by drawing parents into thinking about legal guardianship, a broader conversation about estate planning and inheritance can take place.

With corruption rife, and the other cops relishing the chance to pull rank on Hank and Lou ("You're outranked nine ways to Sunday"; "It's generals that do the thinking"), Peggy and Ed are drawn into a half-baked plan.

When we do this we draw conclusions and trick ourselves into thinking that we have it all figured out.

The minor, thinking it's normal, gets drawn into a physical relationship.

There might have been different approaches and styles, but each president finds himself, no matter what he starts out doing or thinking he will be focusing on, drawn into foreign policy.

Also essential, but widely underestimated, factors like age [ 11], co-medication, comorbidity, and last but not least, gender have to be drawn into consideration as much as possible in animal studies before thinking about clinical trials.

I was drawn into writing books in the health genre but I never stopped thinking about my novel on sex trafficking.

"Unless we discipline our thinking and our actions, we may be drawn into more wars we don't need to fight," Obama says.