Sentence examples for capture something from inspiring English sources

These choices capture something of Germany's mood these days.

Still, like the old ruined mansion, he did capture something epic and elusive in American life.

They realised that, by doing so, they could capture something unique and wonderful," he said.

But this definition seems too broad to capture something distinctive about privacy.

" 'If you want to capture something,' I told him, 'you should capture me and Bethie.

We wanted to capture something that spoke to the horror genre but was comedic and light.

Does it capture something important if we utilize it to understand ourselves?

These epithets capture something of Wolfowitz's views and something of the company he keeps.

Other graves are different and do capture something of the spirit of their residents.

Both are official-looking collections of numbers trying to capture something dynamic.

But I wanted to capture something different, and I guess I got it.