Sentence examples for capturing the feeling from inspiring English sources

"The Black List" ends up capturing the feeling of watching and listening to people think out loud.

Capturing the feeling of many in the gay community, Mr. Katzenberger said, "Even our friends sometimes need a kick in the butt".

"When it comes to capturing the feeling of archaic, Delta-style blues," Robert Palmer of The New York Times wrote in 1982, "he is the only white performer who really gets it right".

That was also the year that N.W.A. recorded "Straight Outta Compton," addressing police brutality on a record that would go triple platinum, and capturing the feeling of turbulence and trouble in the neighborhoods south of the 10 freeway.

Capturing the feeling of Summer is a pretty cliché way to describe, well, just about anything.

Capturing the feeling and tone of the original three films has stymied a lot of highly paid pros.

"I love the song 'To Be Together' [video below] and I feel like it captures the feeling of the record," Grant said.

It captured the feeling in the room perfectly".

"The song really captured the feeling I wanted to portray".

How do you capture the feeling of accidentally hearing great live music?

In the muddle of political action a single phrase emerged to capture the feeling.