Sentence examples for getting entrapped from inspiring English sources

Mr Hersh told The Independent the US government was continuing to mislead people and was getting entrapped by its own twists.

It's about a lonely person who starts living vicariously through others, finds himself getting entrapped in a crime he doesn't understand... then ultimately reaches a sort of redemption through it all.

"I think they were being nice to some other people and they got entrapped in this case".

I didn't like it much – the fact that I trapped myself or got entrapped in that type of performance".

World Dev 34, 271 288 (2006).Documents poverty trap dynamics over time to show how households get entrapped in, and emerge from, poverty.

The adjacent lower lung may get entrapped from this active pleural disease.

H2DCF-DA passively diffuses into cells to get converted to H2DCF by intracellular esterases and gets entrapped within the cell.

Many researchers have reported that various bioactive additives such as enzymes [7], antimicrobial [5, 6], and antioxidant agents [11, 12] may get entrapped in the porous solid matrices in the gelatin and also be immobilized by covalent binding to a solid support, which would result in a change to the resulting film properties [14, 15].

And as often happens after women leave abusive relationships, she gets entrapped in the cycle of abuse again.

It's hard not to get entrapped in your own ego or each other's egos and lose sight of that, but I believe we will be able to keep it together for a very long time.

Thus the "effective porosity" of a mesh reflects its risk to get entrapped into scar and thus reflects biocompatibility in regard to tissue integration [ 4, 5].