Sentence examples for was caught saying from inspiring English sources

The irony of the current scandal is that the NPR executive involved was caught saying that the broadcaster would be better off without federal funding.

The man who is notionally Mr Berlusconi's closest ally was caught saying that the prime minister confuses "leadership with absolute monarchy" and "popular consent…with a sort of immunity from any other authority".

He was caught saying that Chuck Grassley, Iowa's other senator, is just "a farmer from Iowa who never went to law school"—unwise words in a state of endless corn fields and bright red barns.

And, as Ken Clarke was caught saying off-mic, she has a reputation as a "bloody difficult woman" – a details hawk, a micro-manager.

That interpretation may or may not be related to a phrase a certain US president was caught saying into a hot mic back in 2005. .

Swift, 23, who isn't shy about telling people how she really feels, was caught saying  "shut the... up" to bestie Selena Gomez, after Zayn Malik's part of the intro.

"We're elated that he was caught," said Gloria Feldt, president of Planned Parenthood.

"We ask where the fish was caught, and when it was caught," said Kim Moore, an investment adviser who was dining there.

Buchanan and Schlafly thrive on a willingness to say — without regard to appearances — what others privately think but don't want to be caught saying openly.

Why should the Church of England double down and deny when it has been caught saying something palpably untrue?

"Never again will both Labour and Conservative leaders be caught saying, 'I agree with Nick!'".