Sentence examples for somewhat caught from inspiring English sources

He got somewhat caught in circles when asked if he would be fine with the order if a President other than Trump issued it, suggesting that he might be.

He was, he later wryly observed, somewhat caught up in an idea of himself as Jude the Obscure, setting out making overwrought Madonnas and, after the fashion of the time, moving into abstraction.

"Brexit continues to be the word of the day, with the markets somewhat caught between the future consequences of Britain's separation from the EU and the lack of discernible impact in the past few months," said Connor Campbell, analyst at the financial spread betting firm Spreadex.

Windows Phone users have been somewhat caught in the crossfire.

Scally, who has been Gillingham chairman since 1995, admitted he had been "somewhat caught unprepared for a managerial change" but the process of finding a new manager had begun immediately.

In the Constructors' Championship, McLaren somewhat caught up on Ferrari, although the gap between the two teams was still sizeable at 19 points.

This identified four categories of charity: relief of poverty; advancement of education; the advancement of religion; and a somewhat catch-all "other purposes beneficial to the community".

As giant missteps go, Apple's stumble was at least quick, and somewhat gracefully caught.

Like many other industries, translation businesses were caught somewhat unprepared for America's new war on terrorism.

A slim navy skirt in cotton with a matching, somewhat cropped jacket caught everyone's eye, as did deep-pocketed blazers with shorts and all the loose summery dresses.

Caught somewhat on the hop by Winston Churchill's announcement that the war in Europe was over - and limited by wartime rationing - those first VE Day celebrations were more spontaneous affairs.