Sentence examples for to be caught between from inspiring English sources

Mr. Paciello seemed to be caught between two worlds.

Desperate, Michaela turns to the Roman Catholic Church, only to be caught between dueling clerical opinions.

"We didn't want to be caught between those two parties," he said.

"Why do I always have to be caught between the two of you?" Yasi said.

To be "between Scylla and Charybdis" means to be caught between two equally unpleasant alternatives.

AS for the Cliffs, it seems to be caught between success and failure.

But some have compared Grey's predicament to being caught between divorcing parents. .

"In essence it's a good company, but do you want to be caught in between those two sides?

"They don't want to be caught in the fire between the military and the militants".

"We refuse to be caught up in a battle between the United States and Fifa.

He knows what it means to be caught — whether marooned or fruitfully suspended — between two cultures.