Sentence examples similar to Caught up in the progress of from inspiring English sources

Giorgio Strehler's production abandons his more familiar naturalistic approach (as in Figaro, above) in favour of a series of slow, symbolic processionals that suggest the lives of individuals and nations caught up in the relentless progress of history.

Caught up in the Pokemon Go craze?

It's not hard to imagine teams' expectations may fall out of alignment as people get caught up in the excitement of the day's progress or in the disappointment of not accomplishing everything they thought they would.

As the campaign progresses it's easy to get caught up in the theatrics of it all.

But few of us bother to really take note of how we are progressing towards these goals, and too often get caught up in the details of "life" while ignoring how well we are actually living.

I get caught up in the wonderment of life.

We're inextricably caught up in the thick of things.

I was caught up in the cogs of it all.

While that progress might have gone unnoticed by many outside the 45 square mile Channel Island, for those living there it has been hard not to get caught up in the wave of excitement.

Others get caught up in the heat of the moment.

I understood that not getting caught up in the apparent urgency of the moment is the universal "work in progress" for humankind.