Sentence examples for being caught rather than from inspiring English sources

That, I told him, may be the honest answer, but it reinforces the view he is only sorry for being caught, rather than doping in the first place.

Insincere apologies often express a regret for being caught, rather than actual remorse.

And when children are less anonymous, subtle warning cues can be caught rather than missed.

Has this become a place where religion can be caught rather than taught?

That might be valuable in an exploration of belief since it is often said that religion is caught rather than taught: the idea is that faith is primarily a form of life, which is only subsequently forged into a set of beliefs.

It also has the benefit of providing employment in developing countries - in the Pacific islands, for example, where much of Europe's tuna is caught - rather than allowing internationally owned and operated purse seine boats to reap the reward.

However, most of the lessons that children learn from us are "caught" rather than "taught".

They will be caught rather than let go of the nut!

There's an old saying, "behaviors are caught rather than taught". It's a wise move to be aware that our children are always watching.

It was "caught rather than taught", and, as an outcome, it was implicit rather than explicit[ 3].

Although the crisis was brought on by an individual (who was never caught) rather than an institution (Johnson & Johnson), and subsequent evidence indicated that the killer had no relationship whatsoever to the company, James Burke, Johnson & Johnson's CEO at the time, immediately assumed responsibility for the disaster.