Sentence examples for capturing the idea that from inspiring English sources

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.

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

Two important concepts of the acceptability of an argument p in such systems are credulous acceptance to capture the notion that pcan be 'believed'; and sceptical acceptance capturing the idea that if anything is believed, then pmust be.

Presence, of course, has been a key term in the domain of virtual reality since its beginning (see, for example, Barfield, Sheridan, Zeltzer, & Slater, 1995), capturing the idea that the viewer is mentally present in, and has been transported to, a different environment.

The beauty of math lies in the unpredictable – in capturing the idea, that moment when the abstract turns sublime.

Capturing the idea that 'every moment is a test' and feeling like 'I've been failing all my life,' only to get past that at whatever cost, and crushing it.

The notion of a decent wage better captures the idea that every worker deserves a decent reward for their efforts.

"Inshallah," the Arabic word for "God willing," was included in the title because "it captures the idea that everybody is searching for love," Ms. Maznavi said.

The image perfectly captures the idea that something awful or unexpected lies buried beneath the surface – and not that deeply either.

"Fact of the matter is the left have captured the idea that somehow they are the gay rights part of the political spectrum, but, in fact, there are more gay people on the right".

The term captures the idea that dry conditions could lead to fires that simply burn out of control, she explained, as some almost did last summer, Alaska's second-largest fire season on record, after 2004.