Sentence examples for capturing the imagination from inspiring English sources
"McCain is capturing the imagination of the American public".
In terms of capturing the imagination, its only American rivals are New York and Los Angeles.
If the NTAs are about capturing the imagination of the ordinary telly-guzzler, Turner's the one.
"It's exciting data that is now capturing the imagination of people in the field".
Several nonmilitary applications of drone technology have also emerged, capturing the imagination of private business and the public sector.
The aim is to bring a twist to familiar PE activities while capturing the imagination of reluctant readers.
Direct operations often become immortalized as "great raids," capturing the imagination of the public and politicians for their daring and audacity, immediate results, and seeming decisiveness.
Still, while Twitter spats are par for the course when you're a budding pop star, capturing the imagination of the fashion industry is more difficult.
IT'S not Faust, Galileo, Oppenheimer, Bohr or Heisenberg: the scientist now capturing the imagination of contemporary playwrights is James Lovelock, a climate-change guru.
The Word On... 'The Way Out' - The Books Stays true to form by sculpting formless arrangements and once again capturing the imagination.
The idea is capturing the imagination of software designers who are trying to move beyond the traditional desktop graphical user interface.
