Sentence examples for caught rather from inspiring English sources

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?

Weird Al, in contrast, looked better than ever in his first start for Donald McCain, at Wetherby last month, though he may not confirm that form with Time For Rupert, who was caught rather flat-footed round there.

If you got witnesses, I'm fucked.' I said, 'We got witnesses.' He said, 'Well, then I'm fucked.' " Once again, Frankie Koehler was a prisoner, but as he understood it he had not been caught; rather, he'd surrendered.

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.

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.

This one he catches rather sweetly and needs to helmet-assistance for the boundary.

A first-time visitor could have mistaken Clarksburg for a place that had never caught up, rather than a city that once shared in an American moment of broader prosperity.

Since risks of getting caught are rather great, The best way to get games is simply: wait [15].

There really isn't anything I can add to this other than, well, I hope the criminal is caught sooner rather than later.

Through the diligence and hard work of many, our greater city has now earned the right to be "caught" -- rather than merely seen.