Sentence examples for falling into that sort from inspiring English sources

We're pretty good at not falling into that sort of trap so I'd like to think my boys will be ready to go".

Also, while Herder's philosophy of religion was generally very enlightened and progressive in both his early and his late periods, there was a spell in the middle, the years 1771-6 in Bückeburg, during which he fell into the sort of religious irrationalism that is more characteristic of his friend Hamann.

It would be a mistake to imagine that we haven't also fallen into this sort of delusional thinking.

"Germany will do everything possible to resolve the conflicts that we have in trade," Ms. Merkel said, "through as many discussions as possible to prevent it from falling into a sort of conflict that ends in the raising of tariffs from both sides".

What have you done to ensure you won't fall into this sort of trap?

To keep yourself from falling into any sort of payment trap, there are certain details that you should look for when considering taking out a loan.

The more we define ourselves through our role and derive our identity from it, the higher the risk of losing ground and falling into a sort of limbo after a dismissal.

She had been a journalist since she left school at 16 and sort of fell into that profession.

"If the Glasgow Commonwealth Games sort of falls into that picture and I get my motivation back, then I'm not going to rule anything out.

I just sort of accidentally fell into that industry.

Now he is explaining that the team have fallen into some sort of slump because they are playing back-to-back Ashes, that they are a "bit mentally fragile" because they have been playing at such a high level of intensity for so long.