Sentence examples for you feel caught from inspiring English sources

"It shuts off, and you feel caught in between," she said.

You feel caught in this nightmare, this web," his mother said.

For that time, you feel caught up in a wave, as if you don't have control.

You may feel caught up in a kind of self-reflexive mental pinball machine, which is perhaps what it would be like to be trapped for a moment in Mr. Kosuth's hypercerebral mind.

If you have visited other landmarks, did you make lasting memories there or feel caught in a "tourist trap"?

But, so many people are telling so many tales as to who's to blame, or who's saying what, you can't help but feel caught in the web of complete chaos that damage to such a widespread area such as this creates.

"Women feel caught in the middle: You continue to try and talk to him and address the issue but it goes nowhere.

They feel caught in a lull.

"We feel caught between two competing city policies," he said.

And migrants from these places feel caught between these forces of darkness.

In truth, most parents, of both sexes, feel caught in a tightening vise.