Sentence examples for getting too caught up from inspiring English sources

Also, not getting too caught up in fads.

I've tried to maintain some skepticism, to resist getting too caught up in it all.

But I should caution about getting too caught up in the nuances.

And getting too caught up in minutiae of debate preparation can only lead to failure.

Observing that Marcello was getting too caught up in mechanics, Anthony said: "Removing her coat is not just choreography.

But he insists that getting too caught up in beating the Yankees would distract the team from more important goals.

I think you can get too caught up in it.

We get too caught up in theses junior world rankings.

During the congressional deliberations, the White House got too caught up in the inside game.

"I don't get too caught up in bullpen sessions," he said.

"It's important not to get too caught up in the rat race.