Sentence examples for captures the senses from inspiring English sources
The neo-Edwardian anthems and elaborations on ethno-popular culture at St. Patrick's, on the other hand, might lead us to infer from Bach's B minor Mass or Haydn's "Creation" a certain irreligion, a seductiveness that captures the senses and leads the heart away from true communion with God.
But the video also captures the sense of isolation that coexists with our technological mastery.
He captures the sense of loss — not only for Rickey and Stengel, but for baseball and its fans.
Resnais, who was born in the era of silent film, captures the sense of the virtual, of a world of interconnected minds and divided consciousness, with great vigor.
The new Wii version, which is largely based on the game's 2004 remake, captures the sense of opportunity that made the original so magical.
"The Ford Airstream concept captures the sense of optimism and adventure conveyed in American aircraft, spacecraft and the streamlined shape of Airstream trailers," Mr. Mays said.
The report cites John, a claimant from Camden, who captures the sense of disbelief and anger at what the report argues amounts to a new Poll Tax.
Credit must go to producer Steve Mackey, who captures the sense of a band whose instruments sound almost as if they're playing themselves.
Despite its small size, Bierstadt's view of Nebraska's Wasatch Mountains captures the sense of awe one feels when looking across a vast open landscape.
Not only are the beauty and sheer exhilaration of the dances and dancers powerfully rendered, but the film also captures the sense of the world that Bausch so brilliantly expressed in all her pieces.
