Sentence examples for caught thinking from inspiring English sources

The Shakespeare inheritance has meant, says Freestone, "we've been caught thinking that 30% women is good enough.

He clips of integrity, honesty, decency, obsessed with the 11th commandment, "Thou shall not get caught," thinking you can do anything living a life of impunity.

The one exception might be "Caught Thinking" (2005), a fat blob of orange clay with a drooping necklike appendage ending in what seems to be a book.

In this new show, called Mouths at the Invisible Event, the English artist David Birkin is caught thinking intelligently about surveillance, censorship, and the "war against terror".

Don't get caught thinking that a formal education is the only way to obtain knowledge.

Now that it's 2019, I'm caught thinking about the environmental goals and benchmarks that we are still so far away from – yet one year closer to (of course the rational part of me knows it is only the difference of a few days, but the change in the year feels daunting).

Here's how to catch thinking traps before they become judgment disasters.

"And when I caught myself thinking, 'Omg what if I forgot?!' it got me thinking.

A few days later, I caught myself thinking I wanted my family to meet him.

I caught myself thinking: "I could make a baby with this woman".

I've caught myself thinking: why do I put myself through all this?