Sentence examples for get less caught up from inspiring English sources
When the Sanford scandal broke, some chatterers contended that it was a sign that we should have more women in public office because they get less caught up in sexual intrigue.
Assessing the vibrator's current ubiquity, Dr. Berman said, "Women are getting less and less caught up on an unrealistic and puritanical vision of what a good girl is.
There was nothing he liked less than getting caught up in other people's soap operas.
Despite its provocative politics, the movie, directed by the Belgian-born Lucas Belvaux, from a script he wrote with novelist Jérôme Leroy, is at heart a character study that's near-Hitchcockian in its portrayal of an innocent, average woman (an attractive blond, no less) who gets caught up — for both the right and wrong reasons — in a risky situation beyond her control and comprehension.
"A program like Sanders's would ensure that blacks are less susceptible to getting caught up in a debt trap," said Darrick Hamilton, associate professor of economics and urban policy at the New School, who co-authored the paper with William Darity Jr. at Duke University and Mark Paul at the University of Massachusetts in Amherst.
One theory is that recession can take some of the "credit" as youngsters have less cash to spend on alcohol and are less at risk of getting caught up in drink-fuelled brawls.
"It got me caught up through September".
When it gets caught up in conspiracies and elaborate plots, it becomes far less interesting.
