Sentence examples for very much caught from inspiring English sources

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

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

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

Strauss was very much caught up in an extraordinary intellectual ferment among German Jews who came of age around the time of World War I.

The common people were very much caught up in the arguments of the theologians, even demonstrating in the streets with banners and chants in support of one side or the other.

Over time, Facebook very much caught on and slowly but effectively took back control. .

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.

Gumi wants very much to catch that wave.

It seemed clear enough on Monday that he was very much a man caught between two powerful forces that he could not control: the American military and the insurgents.

Uber began trialing self-driving taxis in Pittsburgh this year, while another, younger company, Nutonomy, is conducting similar tests in Singapore and Boston, so Google is very much playing catch-up here.

And some of the things they know they're not going to tell us because they're concerned that there may be perpetrators out there that they would very much like to catch.