Sentence examples for trap of giving from inspiring English sources

But Gulliver is not going to fall into the trap of giving fawning coverage.

The trade unions must not walk into the trap of giving George Osborne the confrontation he wants to divert attention from a failing economy".

We didn't want to get caught in the same trap of giving each story short shrift.

I've fallen back into the trap of giving these to our girls when they don't like what I make.

Champion also advised parents not to fall into the trap of giving their kids the "old car," which usually don't contain all the latest safety features such as electronics stability control.

In his 2010 book, Straight Up, he wrote, "Historically, even the most respected newspapers have fallen into the trap of giving the same credence – and often the same amount of space – to a handful of U.S. scientists, most receiving funds from the fossil fuel industry, as they give to hundreds of the world's leading climate scientists.

By 2009 he was talking about being "trapped… dream[ing] of giving it up".

However, Gavin Kennedy of The New Negotiating Edge, says that we must not get trapped in the extremes of giving and taking behavior.

Then, intermittent binding to a trap of a given radius.

Place a tennis ball inside the trap to give the animal a way of venting frustration inside the cage.

To trap, abuse the giving of herself, of her emotions -- her soul, till she lays motionless on the floor.