Sentence examples for capturing himself from inspiring English sources

With yourself as the photographer, though, self-consciousness fades fast, as Mr. Gould of Daily Mugshot noticed when he began capturing himself daily for his own program.

Using the Kinect's motion sensor and depth mapping capabilities, Martin Szarski utilised the celebrated bedroom coding technique of capturing himself and his environment and took it for a spin in the outside world.

"A camera phone to capture himself or the moment," said Donny Deutsch, chairman of Deutsch Advertising.

It was also Colonel Knowlton who was so brilliantly captured himself — in art.

In honest self-portraits with his lover Alma Mahler, Kokoschka captured himself as hopelessly anxious, certain that he would be rejected — which he was.

In the series "Lefa," which is a Setswana word for "inheritance," he captures himself, from above, lying in a bed of coal.

It's also, in many ways, a painful book: he's such a deft portraitist that he captures himself at his most unknowing, wounded, prideful and self-contradictory (on the art market, on his sometimes controversial forays into public art).

But for now those dark days are long gone for Xu, who, at least the moment, seems to have captured himself to the top spot among his country's richest people.

But I'm gonna sHis him that I'm noldernna let this go". .

Twice the Spanish commander was taken prisoner, but in the end, as he killed or wounded many of his foes, Norreys preferred to let him go free rather than risk allowing the pursuing Spanish troops to capture himself or his remaining men.

Stupid, gentle Captain not-James-T Kirk: a buffoon who managed to get himself captured, and whom I never bothered to save from the clutches of the enemy, even though I probably could have.