Sentence examples for trap of wanting from inspiring English sources

It's easy to fall into the trap of wanting to be skinny.

"You fall into the trap of wanting to dress it up, and wanting not to use words like 'cancer' and 'incurable' and 'life-threatening'," she says.

Then you are caught in the trap of wanting more.

Not Being Yourself It can be easy to fall into the trap of wanting to be like a particular coach or person, but it poses so many problems.

Eschew this path and avoid falling into the trap of wanting all the goodies others have.

Don't fall into the trap of wanting to text him all the time or feeling the need to rant.

But the main thought was that thing of him being trapped and wanting to feel something and connect with someone.

It's what Trap would want.

He said, "Those who did this act of violence fall into the trap of the people who want them to act that way".

And it too falls into the trap of arguing that remainers want "to keep our parliament subservient to Brussels" while contending that parliament should not have the power to deal with the Brexit negotiations.

Therein lies an essential trap of human nature: We want to look and feel good (and live forever)–and still be able to indulge our very darkest dietary habits.