Sentence examples for captures in an from inspiring English sources
A connectionist model of a psychological phenomenon apparently captures (in an idealized way) how interconnected neurons might generate the phenomenon.
What this one word "barista" captures, in an intense shot, is a shift away from drunken revelry.
The shameful episode captures in an anecdote Levin's folly in allowing AOL's corrosive values to find a home in his company.
The dignity of the garment, a mass-produced product of a global twenty-first-century marketplace, captures in an instant the absurdity of the schooner exercise.
Professor Mankiw argues that this imagined scenario "captures, in an extreme and stylized way, what has happened to U.S. society over the past several decades," and it forms the basis of his self-described defense of the winner-take-all economy.
"In my view, this thought experiment captures, in an extreme and stylized way, what has happened to U.S. society over the past several decades," Mankiw writes.
And it captures in a nutshell the thinking behind some of the most interesting art today.
The incident was captured in an Instagram video.
In the end, six soldiers who had been captured in an ambush, including Pfc.
They were captured in an area that was about to be logged.
The moment was captured in an amateur video posted on TMZ.com.
