Sentence examples for capturing the idea from inspiring English sources

Julie is fictional, but is Perry's way of capturing the idea and people of Essex, in which both he and Charles Holland of FAT grew up.

Rather like a primary school version of Lindsay Anderson's movie, If…, Vicky Featherstone's production also succeeds in capturing the idea that education depends on a precarious consensus between teachers and the taught.

Distance-based rules can be interpreted as capturing the idea of identifying compromise judgments.

As we'll see, denying that quantum objects are self-identical may be one way of capturing the idea that they are non-individuals.

On the other hand, this concept is strongly egalitarian, and it is quite natural to view it as capturing the idea of equality of resources (Dworkin 2000).

Here is a first pass at capturing the idea: Sufficiency First Pass If you have an experience \ e\) with the content that \(p\), then \ e\) gives you justification to believe that \(p\).

The Scottish government is capturing the ideas of young people to help inform its own national vision of a circular economy.

An old cartoon by Gahan Wilson captures the idea.

"I think he really captured the idea of being no-nonsense," he said.

Scott Horton captured the idea well in Harper's, under the rubric "The Despotism of Natural Law".

"I was trying to capture the idea of a haunted house," Ms. Gaskell said.