Sentence examples for has caught himself from inspiring English sources

Yet there are moments, he said, when he has caught himself assessing the progress of his recovery.

He says he has caught himself walking down the streets thinking: "Who is part of this?

Lately, the Rev. Dr. Joseph C. Hough Jr., the seminary's president, has caught himself looking around the office with an eye to the future.

It happens continually in daily life, and most everyone has caught himself or herself in the act — overhearing a fragment of gossip, for instance, and filling in the blanks with assumptions.

Politically, the prime minister has caught himself in a trap in which he at one point thought he had caught the Tories: the trap of having to oppose a fiscal stimulus just when the need for one is growing, a stance that underlines his own responsibility for the parlous state of the public finances.

Havens acknowledged that he had caught himself at times trudging through days that seemed to slowly lose significance.

For his part, Mr. Carroll admitted that he had caught himself often trying to drop his credentials into conversations at his new workplace.

However, one day he had caught himself feeling superior to other people because of these activities, and had decided to curb them.

"God Is in the House," a small-town satire that Randy Newman might have caught himself whistling, is the closest Cave comes to being merely amusing, but it still contains more savagery than your typical divertissement.

Downtrodden by this latest setback, what appears to be a left oblique strain, Havens admitted he had caught himself at times trudging through days that seemed to slowly lose significance.

Tranströmer's poetry is full of stolen moments when he seems to have caught himself off-guard: "I pause with my hand on the door handle, take the pulse of the house", or "I stand under the starry sky / and feel the world creep / in and out of my coat / as in an ant-hill".