Sentence examples for captured the sentiment from inspiring English sources

Though the quote was incorrect, it captured the sentiment of Geldof's campaign to raise cash not questions.

The message below, posted on Twitter by Wael Ghonim of Egypt, captured the sentiment of many Arab activists who use social media.

Nancy Meyers's 2003 film "Something's Gotta Give" captured the sentiment in an exchange between the 50-plus lovers played by Jack Nicholson and Diane Keaton.

"It's captured the sentiment of people and their disillusionment within the country and this has been projected on to the European Union.

Consider the widely reviled online ticketing company Ticketmaster (Wired magazine captured the sentiment in the 2010 article "Everyone Hates Ticketmaster—But No One Can Take It Down").

Henry Wadsworth Longfellow captured the sentiment well: For age is opportunity no less Than youth itself, though in another dress, And as the evening twilight fades away The sky is filled with stars, invisible by day.

— captured the sentiments of what President Hosni Mubarak's long reign did to this proud country.

For all its campiness, the performance captured the sentiments of many people at the convention.

Photos of the stores that Mr. Sozzi posted on his blog attracted more than a quarter-million views and captured the sentiments of customers dissatisfied with the company.

One sometime picket, Owen Lopez, a muscular 29-year-old native of Jamaica who worked as a housekeeper at the trade center Marriott, captured the sentiments of those disenchanted with Marriott.

In Roselle Park, Bill Carroll, 69, a retired teacher and administrator, captured the sentiments of many voters, saying that although Mr. Andrews was "a good candidate," that was not enough to boot out an incumbent.