Sentence examples for he feels caught from inspiring English sources

In truth, he feels caught up in something fundamental.

Harry becomes infatuated with almost every single one of his contacts (especially Fuchs, with whom he feels "caught up in the forces of history, at a critical juncture of life and matter"), sees them as friends and is crushed when they leave him.

He continues to be under watch by security authorities and study at a university, maintaining he feels caught between his new self in Canada and the one he left behind in Syria.

Mr. Hackett added that he felt caught between two party leaders.

One worker at Millar said he felt caught in the longtime rivalry between the two unions and voiced unhappiness at the electrical workers' threat to fine workers who did not honor the picket line.

"There's no rhyme or reason to what we're made to do," complained a top executive at one major label who, like many interviewed for this article, spoke on condition of anonymity because he said he felt caught between artists' rights and the demands of more conservative retailers.

Yet he sometimes feels caught between the two, as when he texts with his younger brothers, ages 12 and 19, who tend to send even shorter, faster messages.

"It definitely feels caught".

Myanmar today feels caught between centuries.

Ngoasheng, for one, feels caught in a double-bind.

But much of the country now feels caught in a deep hole of fear and disappointment.