Sentence examples for capturing the feel from inspiring English sources

For something built around capturing the feel of such old-school principles, it is a surprisingly fresh-feeling FPS in 2016.

Theoretically, this should leave developers free to create authentic gameplay, capturing the feel of the film.

The second challenge is knottier: capturing the feel, the ineffable Forsythness, of the film.

Fitzhugh's pictures are watercolors and looser, capturing the feel of nighttime at lively intersections.

Arab-style coffee shops stay open until 4 a.m., each capturing the feel of a different Middle Eastern country.

The film, with a soul and R&B music soundtrack, is also notable for capturing the feel of the capital in the late 1970s.

Even Paris is unreal, despite the location shooting, which captures the feel of its deserted summer doldrums.

He wanted "to capture the feel, the pulse" of what he called "Superpop", with no dry discographies or chart positions.

This isn't a criticism: in eight vivid, atmospheric tracks, Immunity captures the feel of an epic night out.

Above all, he captures the feel of city life; streets and parks poised between optimism and despair.

Youssef Abu Rayya, a regular at the Riche, captured the feel of the era in a book entitled "The Coffeehouse Closes Its Doors".