Sentence examples for capture anything from inspiring English sources

"It doesn't capture anything that we are about.

Like a camera, Petit's prose does not capture anything but surfaces.

He explains that he usually doesn't look to capture anything in particular with the pictures; instead, "they capture me for different reasons".

But all three were boringly redundant, failing to capture anything resembling authenticity, relying on whitewashed or straight-washed narratives to appeal to the masses.

His aim is to "capture anything that I can turn into something that will make you think, or anything that will stimulate your senses: I capture light and the magical moments that this earth has to share with us".

Despite filming six full minutes of video, largely centred around the fruit and veg aisle for some reason, I failed to capture anything of value at all, except for the fact that the 2013 Mark Wahlberg film Pain & Gain happened to be retailing on DVD for £2.99.

They're scenes captured in a way nobody captures anything anymore.

With the digital alarm sounded, Mr. Horse went back into the building to see if the security cameras had captured anything.

After three years in office, Mr. Brown, who has not captured anything like the approval ratings of his Labour predecessor, Tony Blair, finds himself, potentially the party's dispensable man.

The camera can record 4K video and doesn't overheat, but at 300MB per minute you will need a large SD card for capturing anything in length.

Jon Lee Anderson notes in his dispatches from Libya that the rebels have simply followed the air strikes, like herders following the rain; they haven't really captured anything, and don't know how to hold it, or even to dig trenches.