Sentence examples for capture authentically from inspiring English sources

The production was complicated by the use in some scenes of a highly sensitive lens developed specially for Nasa, which Kubrick used to capture authentically the texture of candlelight.

Blessed with a fast pace and unpredictable rhythms, the action of the game is rather difficult to capture authentically without looking fake or telegraphed, but that hasn't stopped a number of film-makers trying their luck.

Its tranquil atmosphere also reflects the reverence that the Japanese have for origami, which Schneidereit worked hard to capture authentically in the gameplay.

Director Alex Cox (who read law at Worcester College, Oxford) avoids excessive romanticisation, and yet, amid all the filth, vomit, blood, bruised veins, shouting, blackouts and violence, captures authentically the fractious but intimate tone of their interaction.

The square format is perfect for portraiture and the fluidity of digital technology has made it much easier to capture the authentically cool feel of downtown street style and share it with curious, like minded people all over the world.

When a photographer captures an authentically intimate moment it usually means the celebrity didn't know they were being photographed.

"I wanted to authentically capture the details," she said.

To authentically capture the growing multicultural market segments in America, corporations must be more strategic in how they integrate multicultural talent to support business growth.

Case in point: The dearth of images that authentically capture what it means to be a femme.

Case in point: The dearth of images that authentically capture what it means to be a butch.

And it managed to authentically capture an aesthetic of hipster cool that "How To Make It" tried way too desperately to embody.