Sentence examples for capture the rich scope from inspiring English sources

To capture the rich scope of her identities, I documented in analytic notes my emerging sense of who Melody was by identifying and recording intertextual connections between the findings of the interviews and classroom recordings, which were sometimes consistent with and in other times inconsistent with or contradictory to each other.

These static views, however, fail to capture the rich dynamic structure of a cell.

It was developed to facilitate capturing the rich insights from qualitative data.

And there's nothing like a drama to capture the full scope of Detroit.

Clinton aides noted that these documents were schedules of her public activities, and could not capture the full scope of her activities or the depth of her influence.

But Sotomayor's focus on a small part of our contemporary racial landscape is itself too constricted a view to capture the full scope of racial difference.

Thus, simply describing the pattern as an inversion fails to capture the true scope of the disorganization.

SIR — "Official ineptitude" does not capture the scope and scale of problems with the Louisiana's Road Home program.

"Existing laws that govern such offences do not adequately capture the scope or nature of these offences," the Coag report said.

UML use case diagrams capture the scope of functional requirements of a system from the users' perspective.

Logan's correction, in which she conceded the program "made a mistake," failed to capture the scope of the 60 Minutes Benghazi blunder.