Sentence examples for captured the idea from inspiring English sources

"I think he really captured the idea of being no-nonsense," he said.

Scott Horton captured the idea well in Harper's, under the rubric "The Despotism of Natural Law".

RENÉ MAGRITTE, a surrealist artist, perfectly captured the idea of prosopagnosia, or face-blindness, in his painting "The Son of Man".

A French tourist, right, captured the idea with taste, in her fur coat with multicolor fabric bands and the whimsy of her accessories.

"Fact of the matter is the left have captured the idea that somehow they are the gay rights part of the political spectrum, but, in fact, there are more gay people on the right".

Roy F. Baumeister, a professor of social psychology at Florida State University, captured the idea in the title of a journal article he co-authored in 2001, "Bad Is Stronger Than Good," which appeared in The Review of General Psychology.

Although I captured the idea--we developed it into a great form--it wasn't until a few years after his death that I really started thinking about it.

An old cartoon by Gahan Wilson captures the idea.

"I was trying to capture the idea of a haunted house," Ms. Gaskell said.

They don't reproduce Review copy, but capture the idea behind the section in some way.

The process of speaking begins with a message-level representation that captures the idea that the speaker wishes to convey.