Sentence examples for captures this mood from inspiring English sources
The Tower of London's poppies – one for each of the 888,246 British First World War fatalities – beautifully captures this mood.
"Dancing Around the Bride" captures this mood too, but it has a complicated story to tell, a layered tale of accidental meetings, vital exchanges of information and crucial harmonizing — in duos, trios, quartets, a quintet.
A recent e-mail solicitation captures this mood: "Join the annuity machine and profit from the massive baby boomer rollover market".
Jason Babinsky captures this mood best of the lot.
The game captures this mood, though I wanted to grab some stuff before you had to dash up the hill, I'm pretty sure (the character's son) Shaun would have liked a teddy bear or two".
The Economist captured this mood of moral confusion when it observed that Britain was 'examining the dark corners of its soul'.
Skinny Love and the Wolves (parts 1 and 2) capture this mood most evocatively while Vernon's falsetto is perhaps the most emotionally explosive effect in music this year, as beautiful as it is haunting.
Ari Shavit of the daily Haaretz captured this mood in his column the other day, which began: "A few months ago Amnon Dankner published a sharp, amusing article in the new newspaper Sof Hashavua.
During yet another of Britain's recurring economic crises during the 1970s, the German chancellor Helmut Schmidt was reported as telling James Callaghan, the prime minister: "As long as you maintain that damned class-ridden society of yours, you will never get out of your mess".The politician who captured this mood and made it into a political crusade was the Labour leader, Harold Wilson.
Muhammad al-Zuhayri, a Jordanian engineer whose Web alias is "the Poet of Al Qaeda," captures this martial mood in a poem dedicated to Abu Mus'ab al-Zarqawi, the first head of Al Qaeda in Iraq.
Franz Klein's Requiem of 1958, a great dark churning mass, captures this changing mood, just as Rothko's darkening palette seems to reflect the dissolution of an initial moment of optimism.
