Sentence examples for capturing the conflict from inspiring English sources
The back of the house, with its adobe walls and dirt floors, was ideal for vivid black-and-white photographs capturing the conflict in the Andean highlands, where homes are made of mud and the people are Quechua or Aymara Indians.
The ability to deal with the inconsistent and ambiguous rules is crucial in capturing the conflicting requirements placed on the operation of any large scale enterprise.
But these are the lightnesses in a novel that has set itself the task of capturing the conflicts and contradictions that, in Jacobson's view, characterise the position of contemporary British Jews.
Laing captures the conflict between primal passions and polite exteriors by tempering the actors' restless energy with a painterly awareness of space.
If the professional photographer noticed us feuding in the corner he certainly didn't capture the conflict, but maybe it should be acknowledged.
As the great contemporary social theorist D.R. Nagaraj put it, these terms capture the conflict between "self-purification" and "self-respect", where Mr. Gandhi's was the upper-caste self and Mr. Ambedkar's the Dalit self.
In some cases the filmmakers are driven to radical techniques, as in Steve McQueen's "Hunger" and the 1989 telefilm "Elephant," to capture the conflict — its injustices, violence, day-to-day toll and the welter of emotions among those affected.
Invited to watch as the guest of another firebrand, Steve Stockman, a Republican representative from Texas, his crossed arms and stern visage seemed to capture the conflict still lurking within the Republican Party as its leaders look to expand their appeal.
Take sneak peak at one of his new intricate animations, and follow us to a recently demolished subway station, where he captures the conflict between nature and urbanity.
But perhaps no moment over the weekend captured the conflict of getting into a party mood among the gloom and doom than R&B star Miguel's Sunday performance.
