Sentence examples for also capturing from inspiring English sources

Smith's third novel exposes the comedy of cultural difference and academic rivalry while also capturing the intimacies of family life.

"I like documenting youth culture with the hope of also capturing the spirit of their surroundings," he says.

In the end, Mr. Kurson makes their destruction palpable while also capturing the era of the U-boat threat with chilling authenticity.

Now they have shed their underdog mentality and are predicting what was previously unthinkable: not only keeping their legislative majority but also capturing the county executive post.

Brosius is also capturing smells not ordinarily considered smells -- Snow, for one -- and others some of us would rather avoid, like Dust.

The blogger added, "They've done a great job of not only evoking cycling history but also capturing a 'soulful' aesthetic that appeals to certain riders".

As an adult, she has devoted herself to protecting Long Island's shrinking natural environment while also capturing it in works of art.

Editors for Sports Illustrated noted that they knew they had to run the story as quickly as possible while also capturing the broadest audience.

Barry Davies probably put it best at the time with his "Oh, you have to say, that is magnificent" line, with Jimmy Magee's "a goal of the gods" commentary on RTÉ also capturing the imagination of viewers.

Grimm purists regard the Disney version as a sentimental confection, but Disney animators preserved the fairy tale's powerful engagement with a child's fears about parental persecution and abandonment, while also capturing adult anxieties about aging and loss.

It also contains a number of well-defined performances: I was especially impressed by Mark Bonnar who lends Trofimov's radical vision of the future real urgency while also capturing the character's absurdity.