Sentence examples for captures the attitude from inspiring English sources

"He captures the culture, he captures the attitude and he really highlights the ridiculous on issues that are blocking us," said Fatin Yousef Bundagji, a business consultant and activist.

In the title role, J. Kyle Manzay captures the attitude of the depressed and sullen young prince, home from school to mourn his father, furious with his mother, Gertrude, for having immediately married her dead husband's brother, Claudius.

Burberry Body captures "the attitude and energy of the trench coat," according to Christopher Bailey, Burberry's chief creative officer, with top notes of green absinthe, peach and freesia and a core of rose and iris (starts at $55, at Burberry stores and department stores like Nordstrom and Bloomingdale's).

The birth order of the child captures the attitudes of mothers towards immunization as the number of children increases.

What Mr. Stone excels at is conjuring the mood of specific times and places, capturing the attitude he and his friends shared as well as the larger zeitgeist.

Its slogan captured the attitude of a generation of business school graduates about starting an Internet company: "Why wouldn't you?" By the end of last year, the founders of Iwon, Jonas Steinman and Bill Daugherty (who actually did meet at the Harvard Business School), had stayed solvent enough to buy the once highflying Excite portal out of bankruptcy court for $10 million.

It's been said a great photograph should capture the attitude, the soul and the mind of a great moment.

The opening lines of "Star Trek" captured the attitude of '60s-era Americans; we were divided on other issues but united in support of our space program.

Luke Gibson from Hip Hop DX noted that lyrics such as: "'Girls think I'm conceited 'cause I know I'm attractive / Don't worry about what I think, why don't you ask him?', capture the attitude of a Fabolous or Jadakiss track".

You can't slip up and talk like a regular person, and should remember to be capturing the attitude of a pirate at all times.

Here, in full, is the AEA Secretary's reply: "You should know that our middle name is "Ethics", but we have no particular code, consequently, I cannot comply with your request".That reply, in a nutshell, captures perfectly the attitude of economists regarding professional economic ethics over the past century.