Sentence examples for capture the richness from inspiring English sources

No snapshot could capture the richness and intimacy of our Grand Canyon experience.

The essays collected here capture the richness of current discourse about democracy and cyberspace.

There are no words sufficient to capture the richness and texture of Evelyn Lauder.

The mistake (as everyone who hated calculus will be happy to hear) is trying to capture the richness of the universe with mathematical equations -- Newton's, Maxwell's, Einstein's.

"You can't capture the richness of all the things that happen in the real-world environment, so you should make the system deal with it directly," says Srinivasa.

But the dense trolley literature "makes the Talmud look like Cliffs Notes" even as its complexity fails, he argues, to capture the richness of morality in our everyday lives.

Feminista Jones' take on the issue, which appears in the Washington Post, captures the richness of the broader argument that black feminists (and others) are making.

Richard Olsen-Harbich, the winemaker, deftly captured the richness of 2010 grapes in Bedell's aromatic, succulent Taste Red ($60), a special-occasion treat.

Unlike the Middle East, it is not full of hope.Yet for drama, colour and complexity, the place is hard to beat; and Anatol Lieven captures the richness of the place wonderfully.

Alan Yentob's profile captures the richness of a life lived to the full and a resilience perhaps rooted in her writer father's philosophy on hard times: "This [is] bad, but it's interesting".

And we need to base this innovation on an approach to economics that captures the richness of human experience — and not on efficient-market economics, which disregards human psychology and assumes that our basic institutions are already perfect.