Sentence examples for captured nowhere from inspiring English sources

PASSION IN THE HIMALAYAS As for sheer natural beauty, in its most sublime form, it may be captured nowhere in the world better than the Himalayas.

That humanity may be captured nowhere quite as lucidly, or as self-consciously, as in "The Fruit Hunters," in which Mr. Pullman — gravelly voice and fathomless eyes on full display, along with a closetful of plaid shirts — holds his own among the cultivators, smugglers and epicures whose lustiest ardor seems reserved for a mouthful of flesh and juice.

This scene — though nowhere captured in the familiar imagery of Franklin flying his kite and inventing bifocals — was, in its day, as significant as that of the signing of the Declaration of Independence.

Wallace-Wells reports that I believe the administration's preference for a 3 percent discount rate "nowhere captures the urgency of the science".

But nowhere is it captured that we are bestowing common functionality on different types in the way that this would be encoded in the type system if we could make Dog and Person extend a common trait.

But years have passed, only one of the six suspects has been captured and the former mayor is nowhere to be found, having gone into hiding long ago.

Out of nowhere, the cheap PCs captured 5% of unit sales in the U.S. last year, Dataquest says.

We had met with him many weeks earlier … on 2 October, in a place nowhere near where he was captured".

"We had met with him many weeks earlier … on October 2, in a place nowhere near where he was captured".

At the moment, the United States has nowhere to hold and interrogate newly captured terrorists.

The city has finally captured his imagination, but his career is heading nowhere.