Sentence examples for the snare of from inspiring English sources

Roy and Alice never faced the snare of microwave pizzas, Cheez Whiz or spaghetti from a can.

The music is infectious not merely because of catchy rhythms but also because satire ("pwen," anyone?) does the heavy lifting, saving musicians — more often than not — from the snare of preachiness.

"While this court recognizes and empathizes with the salutary purpose of this legislation -- to enhance the educational opportunity of children caught in the snare of substandard schools -- such a purpose does not grant this court the authority to abandon the clear mandate of the people as enunciated in the Constitution".

The result, say administration officials and friends and allies on the outside who speak regularly with them, is a mood of intense uncertainty in the White House that veers in some cases into fear of the personal and political consequences and anger at having been caught in the snare of a special prosecutor.

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He is filming it in Poland, a decision that brought Polanski, for the second time, into the snare of an extradition warrant.

In these operas a fragile world manages just barely to dodge the snares of love.

"You must avoid the snares of deceit and clever lies and devilish charm," said Jim Letten, the lead prosecutor.

Phaedra's own desire to flee the snares of passion repeatedly prompts her to contemplate a voluntary exile.

"He tears back the thickets of scholarship which have bound this cornerstone of English literary tradition and frees a living voice from the snares of pedantry".

His life is the story of one true love — a marriage — and the snares of desire that both put it in danger and fuel the imagination.