Sentence examples for feeling of being caught from inspiring English sources

There is a feeling of being caught up in something important.

We sometimes go for months without talking, but when we do it is as if we talked yesterday so I always have the feeling of being caught up.

I have a sense of deep sadness and frustration at this recent surge of violent attacks, and a feeling of being caught out.

By Nikita Lalwani and Sam Winter-Levy October 20, 2016 As a novelist, Tahmima Anam has often explored the feeling of being caught between the troubled country of her birth, Bangladesh, and the thriving life she has built outside it.

Dare to be rich!" That feeling of being caught between cultures is true for a lot of today's French-Arab youth, says Benyamina, whose parents came to France in the mid-1970s.

But none of them ever seemed to gel into recognisable human statements, leaving instead a feeling of being caught up within some closed circle of ritual meaning, like accidentally stumbling into a four-hour Syldavian Orthodox church service and feeling obliged to sit there mumbling through the incantations and helplessly mouthing along with the hymns.

Instead of being caught up in feeling bad, guilty or shameful about said mistake, how can you flip your thinking so that you can learn from it?

The goal of being caught is to relieve the momentary feelings of doubt and fear in exchange for ones of safety and security.

You're not afraid of being caught looking at him, and you're not afraid of your feelings.

While speaking to other early-career researchers, he realized that "many shared this feeling: We were caught in the treadmill of trying to make a name for ourselves in academia and progress up the ladder, rather than enjoy our research and teaching for the sake of it".

It looks and feels impulsively provisional, a wave of feeling that has been caught on the ebb or the flow.