Sentence examples for definitively caught from inspiring English sources
About twenty years ago, I walked into the living room of a relative's apartment in Paris, where the TV was on, and my eye was definitively caught: I knew that I was seeing Pina Bausch and her company, but I also knew that I was seeing them filmed in images that were at a level of invention comparable to the choreographer's own.
"He's looking to prevent this sister bond from developing further, because the tighter that bond is, the more definitively he is caught outside of it," Weiss said. . "On the Sansa end of the relationship, he's seen the opening, and now all he needs to do is give Arya cause to display real rage toward Sansa," he added.
In 2011, the species was definitively recorded there on the basis of two bats caught in the far southwest of the country in 2009.
Both the blogger Roger_Paw and Mr. Yolton caught neat photo sequences of a hawk, probably but not definitively Bobby, sitting atop the large W of the W New York Union Square hotel around dusk, just as it lit up with orange neon.
Meyer may not have caught BAE doing anything illicit, but he does seem to have had a close-up glimpse of how our policies in Afghanistan and Pakistan work at cross-purposes, and to have decided, definitively, which axis he didn't want to be on.
The phrase didn't catch on during the Gerald Ford and Jimmy Carter years, but Ronald Reagan's presidency definitively ushered in the era of "God bless America".
One of the most striking facts about this record is that it doesn't sound definitively like the work of one or the other, though occasionally you will catch a whiff of something one or the other has created in the past.
