Sentence examples for entrapment in from inspiring English sources

And who is to blame for this entrapment in cyberspace?

The cumulative effects of FBI surveillance and entrapment in communities of color have been devastating.

His premise is that "the thought of our nonexistence may save us from triviality, from entrapment in secondary things".

His H.I.V.-positive uncle, Vic (Jack Wetherall), was a victim of police entrapment in a public restroom.

'Kafkaesque' is a word now used to describe everything from entrapment in bureaucracy to the general absurdity of life.

But, however much Triesman justifiably complained about "entrapment" in the FA's statement yesterday, he had no option but to go.

Second, he proclaimed its cause: oral masochism, entrapment in rage over the milk-denying pre-Oedipal mother.

The bad elevators have forced tenants to alter daily routines, develop coping strategies, accept entrapment in a six-by-four-foot box as a constant possibility.

The author's abiding fear, throughout this book and his own writing, Roth Pierpont argues, has been of "entrapment" in anything other than his own imagination and desire.

The answer, legal experts say, is that it is hard for a defendant to prove entrapment, in this context or in any other.

Bassem Eid, head of the Palestinian Human Rights Monitoring Group, said collaborators began making claims of sexual entrapment in the 1970's.