Sentence examples for capturing a feeling of from inspiring English sources
The torpid beats and sluggish menace of the "Bristol Sound" is the quintessence of all that is heavy and dark, capturing a feeling of dread that would appear to be in the city's air, in its blood.
Strokins's photographs are tinged in a soft, mellow tone, and the viewer never finds out much about the lives of the people as Strokins keeps his distance, capturing a feeling of remoteness.
Instead it's about capturing a feeling of discovery, of new worlds, new characters and new ideas.
Yet his best and most memorable piece is "Harps Once Played" (1935), which captures a feeling of loss and abandonment, which was common to the post-Depression era.
Memories and recollections of skies – from my hometown Vancouver, from my travels, from films, photographs and paintings, historic and contemporary, including my own – were distilled into singular mental images that captured a feeling of longing.
At the time, the photographer sought to capture a feeling of "whimsy and humour," rather than actually protest the bawdy billionaire.
At the time, the photographer sought to capture a feeling of "whimsy and humor," rather than actually protest the bawdy billionaire.
Hua Hsu of eMusic agreed, applauding Homework for how it captured a "feeling of discovery and exploration" as a result of "years of careful study of the finest house, techno, electro and hip-hop records".
It seems, instead, that they wanted to capture a feeling of exploration that could only be achieved by dropping the player into a sea of stars that can never be fully mapped.
