Sentence examples for being captured on camera from inspiring English sources

There is one big difference in the shootings this year, though: More of these incidents are being captured on camera.

Sanders said the African American community was "absolutely" justified in its distrust of law enforcement, noting that police killings have been happening for many decades and the difference now was that the encounters were being captured on camera.

Possibly, once they get past the idea that the cameras can actually help them and not be a creepy invasion into a part of their lives they're not used to being captured on camera.

Seemingly shy about being captured on camera, she asks whether the tape is still rolling, and approaches the lens for an inquisitive look.

Of course, he wouldn't let me photograph them, but more out of professional security than a squeamishness about being captured on camera.

And aside from carnal instinct, is there a more complex narrative at work here to explain why instances of public sex being captured on camera seem to rise tenfold as soon as the sun comes out?

"Google Glass: Let the evil commence," wrote Jason Perlow of ZDNet, who noted that in the "Explorer" version of Google Glass that has recently shipped to a first generation of users, there is no "recording LED indicator" light on the device, "so that one could stealthily record without any indication to the subject that they are being captured on-camera".

Still, it's probably for the best that Chester was the only one whose playing was captured on camera.

King's beating was unprecedented at the time in that it was one of the first instances where police brutality was captured on camera and shared publicly.

The incident was captured on camera by members of Britain First.

Among the residents at Winterbourne View who was captured on camera being abused was Simon Tovey.