Sentence examples for great trap from inspiring English sources
He called this dichotomy "a great trap of the twentieth century" — a false choice between the freedom of a consumer and the obligations of a citizen.
Mahatma Ghandi, when he advised Jawaharlal Nehru, the first prime minister of India, said that the great trap for politicians was self-righteousness.
So, one of the great traps, for example, that people set for themselves regularly, is they'll talk about something that's going to happen 10 years from now with great surety, which I always kind of have a sense, well, maybe that will happen, maybe it won't.
The greatest trap that a reviewer (and let me say here that I think movie reviewers tend to be more insightful than reviewers of works in other media) can fall into is in believing that he is stating facts rather than opinions.
[P]erhaps the greatest trap ever set for women was the coining of this phrase," she writes in the book.
The greatest traps are the ones we lay for ourselves; Morgan seems to have a talent for winkling out self-destructive contradictions in the historical figures he portrays.
One of the greatest traps many well-intentioned teams fall into when building their political social network is to attribute value to their product by how useful it will be once everyone uses it.
However, the strong correlation between Ki ratio (i.e., 3P-KMA/Patlak) and kb (and hence, between Ki underestimation by Patlak's analysis and kb; Fig. 5) suggests that 3P-KMA may be more appropriate than Patlak's analysis to accurately assess Ki in various 18F-FDG-positive cancer lesions, possibly showing greater trapping reversibility than lung cancer lesions [9 11].
For Cx. quinquefasciatus, however, gravid trap counts were 7 58 times greater than were light trap collection counts.
'He has walked into a great bear trap.
And that was the great intellectual trap that meant we did excuse an awful lot of appalling behaviour on the grounds that it was pushing the necessary buttons to move to the new post-capitalist form of society".
