Sentence examples for capture the tenor from inspiring English sources

Although they offer no new material, the 15 songs (plus cover versions) they play could have been written today, so closely do they capture the tenor of the times.

Odds are that none of those contenders will capture the tenor of these difficult times with more sensitivity or greater attention to beauty than Kelly Reichardt's "Old Joy," a triumph of modesty and of seriousness that also happens to be one of the finest American films of the year.

"Lucking Out" fully captures the tenor of Kael's high times.

"I wanna say we're going steady/Like it's 1954," she sings on "Tattooed Heart," which captures the tenor of this album well.

Still, the book admirably captures the tenor of the postcolonial period: the predicament of the Asian minority, the corruption that marred Kenya's fledgling independence, and the individual tragedies that were the cost of revolution.

It was Crosby who best captured the tenor of the times in recordings like "It's Been a Long, Long Time," a definitive home-from-war anthem, which never mentions the war.

Although nothing was resolved during the 75-minute discussion, one of Tilghman's comments midway through it captured the tenor.

The tenor Russell Watson also supported the show.

Can it capture the emotional tenor of your life in the same way?

This, too, was once the future: novelistic in form, realistic in content, gleefully merging genres to capture the unruly tenor of those faraway times.

If it were up to me, the filmmakers would have focussed more on capturing the riveting tenor of the book — the terror, the urgency, the halting romance — and worried less about sticking so exactly to the story's trajectory.