Sentence examples for capturing the minds from inspiring English sources

The religions - all of them - depend crucially on recruitment by capturing the minds of children.

Since most aesthetic medicine is elective, and not covered by insurance, marketing plays a major role in capturing the minds and wallets of consumers.

But capturing the minds of the young and burnishing the patina of grand works past really doesn't cut it for me.

UNDEREMPLOYED (MTV, Oct. 16) "I Just Want My Pants Back" didn't do so well, but MTV will take another shot at capturing the mind-set of the millennials with this hourlong dramedy from Craig Wright, creator of "Dirty Sexy Money".

"Difret" (which can mean "courage" or "rape" in Amharic) excels at capturing the mind-numbing, bang-your-head-against-the-wall bureaucracy of much of sub-Saharan Africa, and at showing the cultural context of a place where bride kidnapping is not so strange or rare.

The themes showcased Britain, past, present and future, capturing the mind-set of a nation seeking to redefine itself through these Games after nearly a century of managed decline.

So far Green Deal pilots have failed to engage the general public and capture the minds of private homeowners.

For one night, she captured the minds and, more important, the hearts of Americans from sea to shining sea.

He is not one of those abolish-the-Fed, tax-cuts-pay-for-themselves charlatans who seem to have captured the minds of so many Republicans.

He captures the minds and mentalities of men whose entire lives have taken place in isolated trailers parked in steamy, piney woods, or in jail.

Game of Thrones heartthrob Kit Harington didn't just capture the minds of fantasy fans when he took on the role of Jon Snow in the epic HBO series, but the hearts of millions of lust-filled viewers, too.