Sentence examples for it ensnared from inspiring English sources

More than ever, his world was music, and it ensnared him absolutely.

In 1978, the Supreme Court upheld the order, establishing a decency standard that remains in effect; it ensnared Howard Stern in 2005, precipitating his move to satellite radio.

Patrick Fitzgerald's inquiry into the leaking of the identity of a CIA agent, Valerie Plame, distracted and demoralised the White House, especially when it ensnared Karl Rove, Mr Bush's main adviser.Yet there may also be something deeper at work.

I guess you'd call it psychogeography (emphasis on the word "psycho"), though this doesn't begin to capture its intense interest, its uncanny spookiness, the way it ensnares you, turning your stomach, messing with your head.

It ensnares the foolish and demands a reappraisal of attitudes.

It ensnares Dominique Baudis, who was mayor of Toulouse from 1983-2001.

But good artists are attracted to it because it ensnares art in real life.

The further you are away from it, the more it ensnares you.

Populations rise dramatically wherever it is introduced, but reliance on it "ensnares more people in poverty than it lifts out".

But the tax was not indexed for inflation, and therefore, each year it ensnares more and more middle-class Americans.

In litigation, CAIR has argued that the terrorism database and the no-fly list that comes out of it ensnare and stigmatize innocent people.