Sentence examples for capturing the sentiment from inspiring English sources

"[I]nternational law has made plain that certain types of conduct, including torture and hostage-taking, are not acceptable conduct on the part of anyone," said Lord Nicholls of Birkenhead in his verdict, capturing the sentiment that would tip that round against Pinochet.

This model also features a uniquely engraved back including the words, "ALL AS ONE," capturing the sentiment that both nature and life itself are delicately woven together like a symphony.

Capturing the sentiments of many others, a 45-year-old woman said: I am hopeful that if I perform well like the way my basawo [health center midwives] trained me … I am very hopeful that I will advance.

It perfectly captures the sentiment of the character at this point in the story.

Though the quote was incorrect, it captured the sentiment of Geldof's campaign to raise cash not questions.

The "We Love the NHS" twitters did not amount to an intellectual argument but did capture the sentiment at the heart of it.

"The creative elements we have with this partnership really capture the sentiment and the connection that people have with the season".

The message below, posted on Twitter by Wael Ghonim of Egypt, captured the sentiment of many Arab activists who use social media.

Nancy Meyers's 2003 film "Something's Gotta Give" captured the sentiment in an exchange between the 50-plus lovers played by Jack Nicholson and Diane Keaton.

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle captured the sentiment in "The Adventure of Charles Augustus Milverton," in which a woman guns down Milverton, the man who had blackmailed her with evidence of indiscretions.

"It's captured the sentiment of people and their disillusionment within the country and this has been projected on to the European Union.