Sentence examples for trap of thinking from inspiring English sources

Nigella Lawson falls neatly into the trap of thinking that vegetarianism is about vegetables alone.

Do not fall into the trap of thinking that a game is only 90 minutes.

I'm not going to fall into the trap of thinking this is going to be only a one-year stay.

She fell into that trap of thinking you can't turn up, as a professional costumier, in something normal.

But we shouldn't fall into the trap of thinking Hayne – or Williams and Burgess, for that matter – is irreplaceable.

"We mustn't fall into the trap of thinking that sameness and predictability are what autistic kids want," he says.

Finally, we get to the top of our game and succumb to the trap of thinking that there's nothing we can't master.

Don't fall for the trap of thinking that "real" Christians must have the guts to advocate some form of authoritarian institution.

They have fallen into the trap of thinking that a writer's skin color is a reliable guide to judging the contents of his or her books.

But he emphasised the importance of not falling into the trap of thinking it's all about the money – on the contrary, it's about designing patient-centred care.

Whatever words of wisdom were spoken between the innings it looked as if the Kiwis were unable to avoid the trap of thinking the game was already over.