Sentence examples for capture in writing from inspiring English sources
I want to try to capture in writing the mysterious process of a life unfolding and how it feels as it happens.
Each group should follow these discussion prompts (written on the board or copied into a handout for easier student access): -Study the pictures as a group and write a brief description of each one, trying to capture in writing every detail that the photographer has captured on film.
Here is a list of some of the most powerful quotes I was able to capture in writing over the course of her visit that can be empowering especially for young Latino/as, but also young minorities and non-minorities as well.
It's a truism that happiness writes white, meaning, I take it, that it's much harder to capture in writing than unhappiness.
The stream of consciousness that Hemingway aspired to capture in writing was the one in which he was living in the present tense, which is why the higher dimensions of prose that he envisioned were built from nonfiction — from the existential reclamation of his own thoughts and actions at a given moment.
The Scotland Yard chief said video was a "compelling piece of evidence" and would help record situations which were previously "really hard to capture in writing", such as a frightened child at the scene of a domestic violence incident.
It's another to have it captured in writing.
It is not necessary to keep traditional minutes of all discussions as long as key points of agreement and disagreement are captured in writing.
This study also deals with the concern that not everything that is observed can be captured in writing.
It's a complex, moving moment — and, to Gibney's point, it's not really something that can be captured in writing.
