Sentence examples for much caught from inspiring English sources

Today, movies aren't so much caught as assembled to serve a specific function in the marketplace.

The UConn women were very much caught up in their men's team's run to the title.

De Patta came up with a few stock designs for mass production, which never much caught on.

I loathed it as a teenager, but was very much caught up in disliking Anna as a character.

When I moved to Russell in the eighth grade, he was much older, but in the intervening years I've pretty much caught up to him.

"We are dealing with a new and inexperienced leadership that is feeling very much caught by the situation," an American official said.

If he gets to it, he pretty much catches it, and he covers a lot more ground than you'd think he might".

Wolf's new book, The Treehouse, is subtitled 'Eccentric wisdom from my father on how to live, love and see', which pretty much catches it, I'm afraid.

"As fast as we run out a row of sandbags, the water pretty much catches up to where we are," Mr. Jackson said.

As for technical progress, the firm has also long been considered as a 'black box' and did not very much catch the contemporary economists' eyes.

But when I look at other areas in society, not much catches my eye as a positive initiative.