Sentence examples for captured public from inspiring English sources

During a 29-city tour, he slowly captured public support.

The losses captured public attention as rumors swirled about causes, like climate change, cellphone signals and genetically-modified crops.

"This is one of the rare tragedies that has captured public attention and united the community in grief".

It is the financial crisis, which erupted after the investigation of Mr. Rajaratnam began, that has captured public attention, not the insider trading accusations.

It later captured public notice in 1853 when English physician John Snow administered it to Queen Victoria during the birth of Prince Leopold, her eighth child.

And then in 1962, he moved to Berlin, where his work first captured public attention by combining the opposites of abstraction and concreteness.

However, capturing public interest remains a challenge.

But polls, when they are available, capture public opinion much better than a model does.

The Hatton Garden Heist is not the first story to capture public imagination.

It could also mean capturing public attention for getting fired because of your blog.

And Ford is not the only political maverick capturing public attention.