Sentence examples similar to capture a sentence from inspiring English sources

James almost single-handedly made it happen by dominating Game 5 in too many ways to capture in a sentence, let alone a paragraph.

Chancellor James Moeser may have captured in a sentence what is being described in countless tributes from campus.

The public sentiment of this stage might have been best captured in a sentence from a research report quoted in the New York Times on January 24 , 1958 "[s]afe disposal means that the waste shall not come in contact with any living thing".

This critical transition was captured in a sentence that only Mr. Mandela, with unquestioned credibility and standing, could sell to his nation: "We should forgive but not forget". This was at the root of Mr. Mandela's tireless emphasis on "truth and reconciliation" as the key to mending a bitterly divided society.

De Wet's efforts to organize a rebellion led to his capture (December 1914) and a sentence of six years in prison for treason.

The motivating assumption is that the path between a pair of gene names in the dependency parse tree of a sentence captures the semantic relationship between them.

For example, the newly proposed SPICE correlates well with human judgments, but fails to capture the syntactic structure of a sentence.

Write a sentence that captures what your company is and what it aims to do.

Groenendijk and Roelofsen (2010) develop an extension of InqA in which the meaning of a sentence does not only capture the positive responses to that sentence, but also the negative responses.

It is a mistake to hold a notebook in your hand while Donoghue speaks, for your desire to capture each sentence that flows from her mouth so vivaciously and perfectly formed may interfere with your enjoyment of the event.

Sketch a picture to capture your friends' sentence, or try to figure out what in the world they've drawn.