Sentence examples for prey what from inspiring English sources
ALEXANDER ABAD-SANTOS, posted on theatlanticwire.com PREDATOR AND PREY What purpose was served by the photograph of so many animals -- some endangered or at risk, like the polar bear -- killed by a woman whose reluctance to print her name suggests that she might have a flicker of remorse?
Like his favourite prey, what happens when he is betrayed.
Other sites fall prey to what we could call "technologyitis".
Only because producers have fallen prey to what passes for America royalty.
People fall prey to what Irving Janis, in his study of American foreign-policy fiascoes, called groupthink.
He has let America fall prey to what economists call the "free rider" problem.
Others, like Sartre, Camus, and Iris Murdoch, fall prey to what Milan Kundera derided as the mere "novelistic illustration of ideas".
Do not fall prey to what compassion researchers call "psuedoinefficacy"—the sense that because you can't do everything by yourself, that nothing you do matters.
Large parts of academic economics fell prey to what has been called physics envy, by analogy with the Freudian notion of penis envy.
Because McMurtry doesn't want to "take the national pulse" or fall prey to what he calls "travel chat," the book mainly provides lean pickings at high speed.
The Conservatives are really good at this, and they always have been, and they always prey on what I would call the worst bits of human nature.
