Sentence examples for capturing a reality from inspiring English sources

It is capturing a reality that no longer exists, and stocks could do well over the next few years.

I felt that the court's snapshot of our lives had captured a reality that was one we did not live.

Like a de Chirico painting, the book captures a reality "one step out of line, a cardigan with the buttons done up wrong".

While Barbara Brown Taylor is not part of the New Age movement, her brilliant assessment succinctly captures a reality which has incessantly escaped that movement, namely that darkness must be valued as wholeheartedly as our veneration of the light.

His job as a novelist is to capture a particular reality and give authentic voice to the characters therein.

Perhaps no moment since Sept. 11 has better captured a new reality: When the Terrorist Era meets the Information Age, a Time of Confusion results.

A study of life on the Bowery at a time before art galleries and high-end restaurants — when the wine of choice was muscatel rather than Montrachet, and the Third Avenue El cast its shadow over a transient population of alcoholics, drug addicts and mental patients — Rogosin's film strains to capture an unfiltered reality, to offer direct access to a world that had largely gone unrecorded.

In his edition of Dionsyius's Divine Names, Lefèvre adduced Nicholas of Cusa's "scientie divine ignorantie" ("science of divine ignorance") as a faithful reading of Dionysius, suggesting that Dionysius was the source of Nicholas's recognition that both positive and negative statements about God fall short, since finite words cannot capture an infinite reality (1499: 58v 61r).

But the French bishops' language of "basic religious culture" captures a reality that the International Theological Commission's treatise misses.

"When Jim Marshall photographed integrated crowds peacefully digging each other's company at jazz festivals," writes Hentoff, "news photographs of police dogs attacking black men, women and children captured a very different reality in the south".

Nevertheless, the "intrinsic" model also captures a part of reality, because rare phenotype cells were also found dispersed in regions of high cell density.