Sentence examples for capture the particularities from inspiring English sources

With "Princess" he was keen to capture the particularities of younger Chinese immigrants, whom he jokingly called an "alien" species.

That was very much a description of his finest work: poetry that used the magic of language and sound to capture the particularities of a time and place — Northern Ireland in the second half of the 20th century — while jolting us into a reapprehension of the human condition.

It represents a choice by Niccolò to flaunt just exactly what kind of an ugly pig he was, and the aptitude of his sculptor Mino da Fiesole in capturing the particularity of the man.

This compressed summary fails to capture the nuances and bedeviling particularities of the Jefferson-Marshall dialogue, which played out over several decades and in a variety of specific political and legal contexts.

Take away the time travel, and you have a writer reminiscent of Anne Tyler and Carol Shields, who captures the rhythms of intimacy, who burrows into the particularities of family life.

This film boasts a first-rate cast, a credible literary source and a director whose last film, "L.A. Confidential," showed a prodigious ability to capture the headlong rhythms of a complex plot and the particularities of a motley assortment of characters.

This film boasts a first-rate cast, a credible literary source and a director whose last film, "L.A. Confidential," showed a prodigious ability to capture both the headlong rhythms of a complex plot and the particularities of a motley assortment of characters.

It boasts a first-rate cast, a credible literary source and a director whose last film, "L. A. Confidential," showed a prodigious ability to capture both the headlong rhythms of a complex plot and the particularities of a motley assortment of characters.

"He has not considered the particularities of our people.

Application, however, is concerned with the particularities, and the test of the science is how the universalities apply to the particularities.

"Life for the islanders is very difficult due to the particularities of island territory," he says.