Sentence examples for drawn too far from inspiring English sources

Today, he's careful not to be drawn too far on the contemporary echoes.

At the same time, he said the United States would not serve as mediator — a sign, analysts said, that Washington wanted to avoid getting drawn too far into the thorny regional disputes.

When Adrien Rabiot lost possession to Sergio Busquets in central midfield with Marquinhos drawn too far upfield towards the play, the visitors shifted the ball to Messi via Andrés Iniesta for the Argentinian to dart into the space vacated by the young centre-half.

"I feel the Lord Advocate allowed himself to be drawn too far into the political process.

When the 2 draw too far apart, tragedy isn't far behind.

They draw the mind too far away from physical and observable things, and make it unfit to study them.

But what we discovered as we researched into this fascinating story is that those conclusions were drawn far too quickly".

At times, in his laudable effort to critique biological arguments, especially the idea that talent is dispensed by the luck of the genetic draw, Gladwell goes too far.

Neagle will make a mechanical mistake, such as rushing his delivery or drawing his weight back too far, and rather than correct the problem -- he must have had some success doing this as a major league pitcher -- Neagle has repeated the mistake or tried too hard to compensate for his error.

Conservative justices suggested that the question was "nonjusticiable" (meaning the cases could not be heard by the courts) because there were no permissible standards for determining when partisanship in drawing district lines went too far.

The problem for a lot of people is that they draw the second frame too far from where the first frame was.