Sentence examples for capture the majesty of from inspiring English sources
For years, he had sought to capture the majesty of the ocean in various quartets and sonatas, but he destroyed them all, explaining, "They never sounded wet enough".
I wanted to try to capture the majesty of the African scenery and the animals that live within it so that people could feel what I do when I witness it first-hand, and therefore appreciate its emotional impact too.
John Cleese and Robert Webb are on celebrity insight duties while vintage clips – Les battling a recalcitrant piano on Lulu's Back in Town, Les abusing Roy Walker on Blankety Blank – capture the majesty of the comic's deadpan genius.
It was as awe-inspiring as I remembered and I decided not to take a lot of pictures (they can't begin to capture the majesty of the place).
Eric Henderson of Slant Magazine said Brown was unable to capture the "majesty of 'Forever'" with the song, noting it was "rendered limp by the undercurrent of sincerity".
Palestrina captures the majesty of the eternal city, the beautiful dream that didn't quite die when its empire crumbled.
Fortunately, "Pearl Jam Twenty" does deliver plenty of concert sequences, well recorded and capturing the majesty of this phenomenal live act, as well as some of Mr. Vedder's jaw-dropping, free-fall stage dives.
A Journey to Space Captures the Majesty of IMAX in 4K.
In her series "Northern Yemen," Al-Arashi capthees the majesty of the Yemeni landscape as well as the women who inhabit it.
The filmmakers capture the stunning majesty of that frigid terrain and the terrible beauty of blood spilled in the name of survival.
While the written form can never truly capture the dismissive majesty of Gordon Greenidge's hook shot, or the sleek brutality of Michael Holding's pummelling of the aged Brian Close, it can encompass the history of West Indian cricket (particularly in relation to the British empire) and the transformative effect the 1970s/80s team had on people in the Caribbean and its diaspora.
