Sentence examples for begins to capture from inspiring English sources

To say that Bush is unpopular only begins to capture the historic depths of his estrangement from the American public.

Mr. Varla combines a wild-eyed, quixotic quality with a self-abasing humility that at least begins to capture the novel's conflicted narrative voice.

Despite his permanent bad temper, someone and something begins to capture Milo's imagination: the wild cave-dwelling Captain Jellicoe and his tale of the legendary Mighty Fizz Chilla.

But that phrase barely begins to capture the amazing dishes at Kokoro, whose name means "from the heart," said Simon Chik, a co-owner, "which is how I would describe the cooking of our chef, Anan Tiwadom".

Berlin and its surrounding state, Brandenburg, are the two main shareholders, so Brandenburg's premier, Matthias Platzeck, will take Mr Wowereit's place as chairman.Yet Mr Wowereit's resignation barely begins to capture the politics of the disaster.

fc1e754d-2bef-4b51-9ee7-7a404b91529c While she has long captivated the public as one of Truman Capote's swans, the sister of Jackie Kennedy and a European princess, with romantic liaisons from Peter Beard to Aristotle Onassis, not one of those labels begins to capture the true woman.

But it didn't begin to capture the real story.

She began to capture, unselfconsciously, the special geography of New York.

A new doctor has also begun to capture her interest.

From that point we began to capture and kill guerrillas".

And those stiffly phrased words on paper do not begin to capture the enormity.