Sentence examples for lured into it from inspiring English sources

I was not lured into it, provoked into it.

Experiments and experience show that people resist leaping from innocence to evil, but they can be lured into it one innocuous step at a time.

Academics liked it, nerds in anoraks loved it, and the odd celebrity could be lured into it - but the mainstream steered well clear.

"I was reading and researching into the lead-up to the invasion of Iraq, reading about all the dysfunction and competition in Washington and how the Brits got star-struck and were lured into it.

The issue of "recruitment" is one of the Ugandan government's principal concerns, with David Bahati telling Clare that he believes homosexuality is an addiction and that people, particularly children, are lured into it. .

They are the innocents here, lured into an "it's my job" approach to college sports.

It should not, for example, be a great revelation that freedom of movement isn't a cunning trap devised after an innocent Britain had been lured into what it thought was merely a trading bloc: it is right there in the 1957 treaty of Rome.

He notes that like other recent encyclicals, this one is addressed not only to the faithful and their leaders but "to all men and women of good will," but he doubts that many people, especially economists, even of the best will, will be lured into reading it.

So it was only a matter of time before McGovern got lured into the produce-it-yourself world of podcasting.

One observer speculates that the government delayed announcing its review in the hope that he would be lured into saying something it could spin as proof that the Tories deal with problems in public services by facilitating escape from them.

"Whether he was lured into the area, or it happened by chance, it's very difficult to say without knowing the details.