Sentence examples for capture the warmth from inspiring English sources

He wanted the works, which he is paying for but declines to say how much, to be representational and to capture the warmth of the musicians.

But Cullinan persists: "Look, it has its tummy exposed to capture the warmth of the sun," he says, pointing his walking stick towards the south-facing walls of glass.

The house is positioned to capture the warmth of the sun, whose energy will be used to heat water for an under-floor heating grid and to power other systems in the house.

Visitors to his Riverside Drive apartment in recent years were likely to be treated to an afternoon of classic performances on 78's -- which he kept in pristine condition -- and a demonstration of how CD transfers of the same recordings often failed to capture the warmth and depth of the originals.

Organisers said the Concerto in Ee, Lad - being shown as part of the London 2012 Festival - would capture the "warmth, grittiness and gumption" of the popular Wallace and Gromit characters.

The track captures the warmth, melancholy and gentle menace of the album on which it appears: Another Green World (1975).

"It captures the warmth, chaos, fun, love, self-mockery and humanity of being in the theater," Ms. Maxwell said.

In this adorable moment, the way everyone watches and applauds captures the warmth that the Italians of the South show to children.

This picture was taken on the last day of our camp and captures the warmth, love, acceptance and companionship that Camp Lightbulb offers.

Tony Warren, the creator of Coronation Street, another brilliant writer who captured the warmth and quintessential humour of the northern voice, died in March.

A late-in-the-day revelation provides an unnecessary bombshell, which somewhat underestimates the power of the preceding drama, but Eben Bolter's widescreen cinematography captures the warmth, loneliness and harsh reality of this disenfranchised world with unobtrusive aplomb.