Sentence examples for big to capture from inspiring English sources

He told me not just his specific work, but the field as a whole, can sometimes feel too big to capture, that this is a mystery that simply can't be solved, at least not in his lifetime.

Build out broad technologies, Oracle's strategy goes, like databases big enough to capture most of the world's information.

"Labour desperately needs two or three big ideas to capture the imagination and this should be one," Field said.

Which leaves Labour still seeking what the Fabian Society's Sunder Katwala calls its "hand grenade", an idea big enough to capture the public imagination once again.

Glanz and Lipton thus tell a fascinating story not unlike the one Robert Caro told in his now classic book on Robert Moses; their canvas is smaller but it is big enough to capture the grandeur and grandiosity of it all.

An early 1900s a photographer called Edward Curtis had a big idea: to capture on film the last remaining American-Indian tribes before they disappeared completely.

Sponsoring the Creators Project or Noisey is a way for those big marketers to capture some of the heat radiating off the Vice brand without getting singed.

The Chapman Richards model is defined by an asymptote and therefore especially suitable in situations where the contiguous plot area is big enough to capture all species, as in our study.

A big challenge to capture in a commercial!" Singer Cerys Matthews provided the music to accompany the TV advert, which is a modern interpretation of the traditional Welsh song 'Mil Harddach Wyt Na'r Rhosyn Gwyn'.

This year they will likely come in big numbers to capture certain strategic districts in the eastern and southern regions".

People got to see a whole different side of JAIN as she "Come" to the big stage to capture the hearts of music enthusiasts everywhere.