Such conventional indicators failed to capture the mind-set of the American people who always had a broader view of the nation's economic situation and what had happened to their lives.
Far from the formal, airless, informational tone that one associates with Cold War propaganda movies, Ketchum's film is uniquely loose and unpolished; it attempts to capture the mind-altering effect of the drug as much as it seeks to describe it.
"Stories that capture the minds of children all over Japan," his character says to himself.
So far Green Deal pilots have failed to engage the general public and capture the minds of private homeowners.
Game of Thrones heartthrob Kit Harington didn't just capture the minds of fantasy fans when he took on the role of Jon Snow in the epic HBO series, but the hearts of millions of lust-filled viewers, too.
They were deep-seated passions, magnetic enough to capture the minds of just a few devoted followers at first but ultimately the imaginations of millions of women and men.
Gamification will continue to capture the minds and wallets of all industries looking for the next "it" thing.
Secular revolutionaries used the same tactic to capture the minds of a previous generation of Middle Eastern youth. .
If America is to win the future of invention and discovery, we must first capture the minds and imaginations of young scientists and innovators.
All of them purveyed what seemed like idealistic causes but their real agenda was, and still is, designed to capture the minds of innocent people and, through devious mind control means, corral them into doing their bidding.
