Sentence examples for always capture from inspiring English sources

The sport did not always capture such attention or respect.

Makari's writing is clear, but he does not always capture the vivid personalities of his subjects.

Even the finest camera does not always capture the image you imagined.

(The diplomatic wording might not always capture the full extent of all dangers, though).

The framing eyepiece is inaccurate — especially close up — so you don't always capture what you aim at.

And unofficial figures released by candidates before then do not always capture the full picture of their race for campaign dollars.

The show doesn't always capture all the witty absurdity of the original, and inevitably the updating renders it more mundane and less wondrous.

Each time Musharraf has visited the US, or a senior US official has visited Pakistan, security forces always capture or kill some "high-value" al-Qaida target.

But autopsy reports and death certificates do not always capture the true reasons behind a person's death, especially when drug use is a factor.

This version doesn't always capture the ecstasy of parody, and some voices in the cast are better than others, but it is a sweet, perky evening of theater.

She could always capture something fresh, whether at a civil-rights rally or in Marilyn Monroe's faceDebate: The UK and the EU Two British politicians discuss whether the country should leave the European Union.