Sentence examples for capture the look of from inspiring English sources

Can Drew Barrymore capture the look of Little Edie?

Almendros, who died in 1992, wrote about his conscious effort to capture the look of Vermeer paintings in the film.

580 Broadway, at Prince Street SoHo Through July 14 A sixth-generation native of the Mississippi Delta country, Maude Schuyler Clay turned from the color photography that had been her mode to capture the look of her local landscape in black-and-white.

I was reminded, too, of other artists, including those who have sought to capture the look of water in sunlight, most obviously Claude Monet, specifically the paintings of his pond at Giverny, but also American gestural painters descended from Abstract Expressionism, like Philip Guston and Joan Mitchell.

"I wanted to capture the look of dazed confusion," he recalls today, "to capture that state of utter shock that Oscar winners enter, where they go to bed thrilled, then overnight, it dawns on them that they've changed, that they've just become a star.

Not only does it not capture the look of Kennedy but it is also soul-less.

Capturing the look of "Psycho" is one thing.

If there's a film that better captures the look of Colonial America, I haven't seen it.

It's iconic and simple and conveys every necessary message without capturing the look of an era.

The drama "Computer Chess," from the Austin filmmaker Andrew Bujalski, aims the highest (or lowest?) in capturing the look of a dated format.

The President shook hands at the Coffee Station; signed legislation, flanked by hay bales; and chopped cedar in the height of summer as a White House photographer captured the look of steely resolve under his sweat-stained cowboy hat.