Sentence examples for capturing the sense from inspiring English sources

At its best, his writing is raw and urgent, capturing the sense of awe and confusion that swept over America after the attacks.

Felicity Kendal is an ideal Judith Bliss, capturing the sense of a theatrical animal essaying the role of a rural hostess.

"He said they were going to come out for us in a big front page tomorrow," Campbell wrote in his diary, capturing the sense of mutual triumph and machismo.

By multiplying the focal points within the image, she succeeds in capturing the sense of an experience that can't be taken in at a glance, but calls for a sequence of looks to comprehend.

Akhavan is great at capturing the sense of disappearing in her film: Shirin is often not just on the physical outside of parties, but also mentally – you see her getting lost in her own memories, in one instance in the middle of a threesome.

What about my bit of washing, when there's no washing to do?" Rating: ***** Financial accuracy rating: ***** Rob McSweeney The film is a clever portrayal of the investment banking meltdown of 2008, capturing the sense that giant firms, operating over-complex financial models that their own directors did not understand, could fold like a pack of cards.

But the video also captures the sense of isolation that coexists with our technological mastery.

"I wanted to capture the sense of the 'local boy made good'".

His innovation, however, was to capture the sense of each book in a single scene.

Labour in the past few years didn't capture the sense of anger in the profession.

It captures the sense of displacement tied to a changing and less monochromatic America.