Sentence examples for is thus caught from inspiring English sources
Labour is thus caught between a rock and a hard place.
The economy is thus caught in a trap, forcing the ECB to engage in ever more radical monetary policy measures.
The government is thus caught between a rock and a hard place, trying to balance the demands of its domestic and foreign audiences.
A viewer, particularly one who accepts the theological import of the story, is thus caught in a sadomasochistic paradox, as are the disciples for whom Jesus, in a flashback that occurs toward the end, promises to lay down his life.
The theory of the proposition is thus caught in a circle, with each condition in turn being conditioned by what it supposedly conditions.
The poet is thus caught up in a circular process through which his understanding, like theirs, is drawn toward the divine as manifested in the lady's divinely inspired radiance.
Yet "Prison Break" is not shown on any Chinese television network.Broadcasters are thus caught between the state and the market, between conformity and populism.
He was thus caught in a lie: his earlier red eyes weren't caused by nuts from a rogue sandwich as he'd claimed, but by being sprayed in the face with something horrible by Mathilde, one of the eco-terrorists, when he was where he shouldn't have been.
However, if pottery underwent multiple firings, these pieces could have been ones that failed part of the way through production and were thus caught in an intermediate stage of decoration.
