Sentence examples for terrible trap from inspiring English sources

It's a terrible trap: when art becomes an identifiable commodity.

"It was a kind of terrible trap," he recalled.

And when you don't know, it can be a terrible trap," she said.

I'm probably just sad for myself, which is a terrible trap for an actor to fall into.

In factual programmes, with time-spans that pre-date photography, the terrible trap is dramatic reconstruction, which has disfigured some of Schama's previous series.

The second is that there's this terrible trap that people fall victim to again and again, the idea that the relationship between consumption and population is simple and straightforward.

Tunnels are ways of escape and terrible traps.

But at the same time, we sort of fall into these terrible traps of just being so self-obsessed that we project our own humanity onto the rest of the natural world, and look to nature to explain our own behaviors when in some cases it might help.

But the filmmakers have been, if anything, too dutiful, too careful, and the movie that results from their conscientious, devoted labor illustrates the terrible, paradoxical trap into which well-intentioned literary adaptations so often fall.

We are caught in a terrible debt trap" So bankrupt the banks.

We are caught in a terrible debt trap, and only time will tell how bad the losses will be.