Sentence examples for sort of caught from inspiring English sources

That sort of caught me by surprise.

"He has sort of caught his breath.

"We're sort of caught by our sunk cost in Egypt".

And that just seems like another bind that people are sort of caught between.

"After years of seeing many lesions like this, it just sort of caught my eye," Dr. Hudak said.

Joe Lockhart, the former Clinton White House press secretary, said: "It's clear once they sort of caught their breath, they took parsing to a brand new level.

Is there some sort of catch?

Its hesitance has put it in a sort of Catch-22.

He felt, he says, "that it was a sort of catch-22 thing.

Right now, the chief obstacle to space travel is a sort of Catch-22 of extra-terrestrial accounting.

Not that any other athlete really gets the same sort of "Catch-22" treatment that, rightly or wrongly, LeBron gets.