Sentence examples for all capture from inspiring English sources

LCD Soundsystem did, after all, capture a zeitgeist better than nearly any other band.

These are very young children after all – capture their imagination and you can start a habit for life.

Listings across the country, typos and all, capture the desperate effort to find even a tiny scrap of work.

Recordings, after all, capture musicians "in the moment" and freeze their work in time, allowing fans and students to enjoy the music and carefully regard song structures, improvisations and stylistic interpretations over and over.

The performances all capture the perplexity of sexually repressed people who are trying to do the proper Christian thing while coping with unruly desires that they recognize as challenges to their way of life.

Rineke Dijkstra's Coney Island bathers, Hellen van Meene's young girls, barefoot on trash-strewn streets, Morad Bouchakour's jostling constellation of fascinatingly ordinary citizens, and Arno Nollen's grid of close-up head shots all capture the combination of fragility and flintiness that the city values most.

It was all captured on video.

Mr. Morales, after all, captured some 30percentt of the vote here in elections in 2005.

It's all captured in Instagrammish hues, with long cross-fades and sultry jazz underscoring.

"And it was all captured on videotape?" "I went on television," he said.

Skin tone, hairstyle, glasses, build, height and more are all captured, without any traditional player inputs.