Sentence examples for authentically captures from inspiring English sources

This ensures that it authentically captures the act of teaching and can improve both candidates' and teacher education programs' practice.

For instance, one might question the value of producing a performance that authentically captures the sound of performances as they took place in the context of a work's composition, on the basis that musicians were not as highly skilled then as now, for instance (Young 1988, 229 31).

"I wanted to authentically capture the details," she said.

To authentically capture the growing multicultural market segments in America, corporations must be more strategic in how they integrate multicultural talent to support business growth.

Case in point: The dearth of images that authentically capture what it means to be a femme.

Case in point: The dearth of images that authentically capture what it means to be a butch.

The core members were supported, and at times shown up by, a first-class backing band that authentically captured the original Wrecking Crew sound.

And it managed to authentically capture an aesthetic of hipster cool that "How To Make It" tried way too desperately to embody.

But it is hard, said Valdez, who traveled to the Mojave Desert last week to speak at the first ever 29 Palms Military Film Festival, to authentically capture the scents, visions and surreal moments that grind through bloodshed and battle.

And what initially started as a collection of candid childhood photos turned into a series called "Strong Is the New Pretty". "I started to see patterns and recognize that the images where the girls were authentically captured were the strongest images," Parker said in an email to The Huffington Post.

Director Alex Cox (who read law at Worcester College, Oxford) avoids excessive romanticisation, and yet, amid all the filth, vomit, blood, bruised veins, shouting, blackouts and violence, captures authentically the fractious but intimate tone of their interaction.