It is sometimes forgotten that in the prewar presidential elections each of the candidates had to line up and say, 'on no account will we get drawn into any European conflict'.
When we get drawn into an Ian McEwan novel or take our seat for hours in the dark with Eugene O'Neill, aren't we leaving day-to-day realism in the dust, at least for a time?
When we make rash decisions, reacting to the headlines instead of using our heads; when the first response to a challenge is to send in our military — then we risk getting drawn into unnecessary conflicts, and neglect the broader strategy we need for a safer, more prosperous world.
Now that Tara doesn't have faith in Miss Jeanette's healing powers and her mom still does, we can see battle lines getting drawn between them.
That includes the danger that if we stay away now, we will get drawn in later (and bigger), when, for example, a desperate Assad drops Sarin on a Damascus suburb, or when Jordan collapses under the weight of Syrian refugees.
And I love this one, straight from 2003: Doing nothing "includes the danger that if we stay away now, we will get drawn in later (and bigger), when, for example, a desperate Assad drops sarin on a Damascus suburb...".
We could get drawn into cycles of dismay and pessimism about the profession's future.
When something triggers our curiosity, we naturally get drawn in.
The director rather unusually asks them to talk about themselves and we slowly get drawn in by their tales of insecurity, bullying as kids, love of dance, fears, hopes and desires.
We got dressed, drew black eyeliner on our bottom lashes, and we were ready to party.
