Sentence examples for into a pitfall from inspiring English sources

Black Entertainment Television's new animation division seems to have stepped right into a pitfall of self-parody: a short cartoon video it introduced on July 20, "Read a Book," seems to flaunt every negative stereotype in the African-American community.

Perhaps Duncker wishes to avoid the pitfalls of what one historical novelist has called gadzookery -- the stumbling about of characters uttering quaint tidbits in a painted environment -- but in doing so she has fallen into a pitfall of the opposite sort: a character who sounds like a refugee from the sitcom next door.

This company ran into a common pitfall of dealing with algorithms: Algorithms tend to be myopic.

What the statements did not show, and the executive did not realize, was that he had stumbled into a significant pitfall of electronic bill payment -- one of a several attracting concern from consumer groups.

The Italian Constitutional Court fell into a scientific pitfall handling the well-known Di Bella affair.

They have tumbled into an intellectual pitfall that has claimed many victims since Darwin first published his theory.

The company apparently ran into every potential pitfall for a brand new hardware manufacturer, including a microscopic design flaw that forced it to scrap an entire run, resulting in around $60,000 in costs.

Yet they are hyperconscious about the show toppling into outright camp — a potential pitfall they faced as well in "Grey Gardens," which dramatized the true story of formerly wealthy recluses living in squalor in a dilapidated Hamptons mansion.

But dichotomies of nature versus nurture and feminism versus evolutionary psychology throw us into the pitfall of reductive thinking, a profound shortcoming of any theory that seeks to exclude all others.

Then he made a conversational swerve into the pitfalls of sport, a view that sounds eerily prophetic 29 years later.

In last year's Rugby World Cup, the Australian team won a tricky semi-final against Argentina, when their opponents' burning desire to play a high-tempo game saw them stumble into the pitfall of freneticism, and so their netballing counterparts similarly took advantage here.