Sentence examples for captured why from inspiring English sources

Yet when releasing this report, the foundation's president, Daniel Jordan, astutely captured why the story has been such an enduring psychological mystery.

This wink captured why I loved Frank.

WASHINGTON -- The placement of a Barack Obama figurine in a urinal at a conference for Christian conservatives Friday captured why these gatherings have become so damaging for the Republican Party.

However, it does not capture why the CASA-1000 project is so vital to the stability and prosperity of the region.

But the word did not capture why a flame burns orange or why it produces heat, or anything else that the young Mr. Alda really wanted to know about it.

Labash delights in Barry's rascally nature, but also captures why the voters of Barry's ward don't merely vote for him, they possess him and cherish him.

I love that idea of being "played by the music": it resonantly captures why it is that we want to return again and again to the music we love the most – the music we repeat, the music that plays with and on us the most.

In interviews the camera easily captures why he was considered so charismatic: his face is sculptured in strong lines, his manner calm but forceful, his hat worn rakishly to the side in the manner of a politician who knows how to exploit his theatrical strengths.

"Now schools are trying to capture why teenagers learn instruments and join bands".

First, what is the justificatory relationship between crime and punishment that the idea of desert is supposed to capture: why do the guilty 'deserve to suffer' (see L. Davis 1972)—and what do they deserve to suffer (see Ardal 1984; Honderich 2005, ch. 2)?

Never precious, but often profound, she irreverently captures why it was all worth it.