Sentence examples for we become entangled from inspiring English sources

Vivian Q., 14, from Marlboro, N.J., writes that her generation is becoming so addicted to socializing online that it is losing its ability to socialize in person: In a world full of e-mail notifications, beeping phones and Facebook posts, we become entangled, like flies in this web of social media and technology.

When we become entangled, we are changed.

As soon as we lose our focus from God to something else, we become entangled with the creation instead of the creator.

We celebrate our right to be secure in our homes and our families, and should we become entangled with the law, our right not to be deprived of life, liberty or property without due process, which includes everything from our right to a jury trial, to our right to a lawyer, to our right to not incriminate ourselves or be tortured.

Thus it is that we become entangled in the instability and helplessness that manifests itself as the tumult of metropolis, as the mania for travelling, as the wild pursuit of competition and as the typically modern disloyalty with regard to taste, style, opinions and personal relationships [ 49], p. 484".

In this case, there is no contradiction, but we become entangled in a vicious regress (p. 440), and hence no proposition arises.

We willingly become entangled in a sort of literary waltz, a pleasant to-and-fro of fresh discovery.

We don't want to become entangled in domestic American politics, but we are becoming entwined".

We do not judge or become entangled.

Issues of privacy have become entangled with bioinformatics as, increasingly, we rely on technology rather than on human beings to resolve privacy issues [ 33].

All, naturally, become entangled.