Sentence examples for So recapturing from inspiring English sources

So recapturing the taste and feel and rhythms of that time in a way that seems both faithful and fresh is no easy effort.

It's so subtle, recapturing the childhood disappointment of finding something boring instead of a treat.

Philosophy should aim to preserve the scope that idealists such as Fichte, Schelling and Hegel once gave it, but it must do so by recapturing the Kantian rigor that had been lost and by applying it empirically.

We began a correspondence; few people could so easily recapture the energy and excitement of their conversation in writing.

So much for recapturing your lost youth.

"He's not so good at recapturing the wickedly funny thoughts of Martin Amis when he was a young man".

Despite his insistence that the job of recapturing so many prisoners would be made easier by the detailed biometric records held on all the men, including fingerprints and iris scans, the breakout is a blow to international and Afghan government efforts in the key province.

It was a remarkable turn of events for Mr. Lott, 61, a Congressional insider who had been so close to recapturing the majority leader's post he lost in 2001 when Senator James M. Jeffords of Vermont left the Republican ranks and became an independent.

You're so proud of recapturing your star and the kudos he commands you assume that it will be fine to cast him in what will obviously end up as one of the worst Bond films of all time (rickety moon buggy, laughable laser-shooting satellite and the most useless Bond girl ever to clutch James's tux: Tiffany Case).

So it's recapturing an appreciation for Stephen Sondheim.

Listening to Paterno, one can tell that he feels he is ever-so-close to recapturing the magic: a victory here, a recruit there, and Penn State will storm back to glory next year and he can ride off in triumph.