Sentence examples for capture intense from inspiring English sources

But they capture intense, emotional, frustrating and even tender moments.

The sensor probe can measure electromagnetic waves with sensitivities that are sufficiently high to capture intense plasma wave such as electron cyclotron harmonic waves and transfer data wirelessly.

The image was published in local newspapers and quickly went viral on the Internet, capturing intense interest around the globe.

Battlefield 1 captures intense moments of spectacle and quieter moments of exposition in a way that doesn't feel elongated or drawn out.

The trial captured intense attention, not because most Chicagoans knew or cared about Mr. Rezko, but for what light it might shed on two of the state's best-known politicians, Mr. Obama and Mr. Blagojevich.

The Pritzker Prize became as much a part of American and international social history as a part of architectural history: just as novelists, actors, and pop singers captured intense media attention in the late 20th century, these celebrity "starchitects," as they have been called, received widespread attention through international exhibitions, lectures, design magazines, and monographs.

Rankin, motivated by the passing of his own parents less than a decade ago, conducted interviews with citizens across the United Kingdom, capturing intense accounts of grieving that became memorialized in a unique portrait series.

Who else could fully capture the intense emotion and drama of Wiesel's story?

"I tried to capture the intense emotions," he said, proud of the undeniably passionate expressions on both saint and reptile.

Unilever's advertising is meant to capture the intense romantic and passionate emotions felt on a wedding day.

The proceedings failed to capture the intense public interest that turned Mr. Simpson's 1995 trial into the so-called trial of the century.