Sentence examples for capturing the zeitgeist from inspiring English sources

"We're really capturing the Zeitgeist here!" Robinson said.

It was ever so, of course – Hollywood has long struggled with capturing the zeitgeist.

The phrase "capturing the zeitgeist" might have been invented for it.

The enigmatic millionaire, known for capturing the zeitgeist by snapping up the work of emerging talent, has been hailed as "the most powerful man in British art".

I can think of few writers better (as so many commentators liked to write of Coupland back in the 1990s) at "capturing the zeitgeist".

Jonathan Franzen has always been one for capturing the zeitgeist, although as it took him six years to write his latest novel Purity, there's no guarantee that it will always be the current one.

Spy didn't capture the zeitgeist — it was the zeitgeist.

If any restaurant can claim to have captured the Zeitgeist of the summer of 2009, this is it.

He stripped down his sentences to convey the inadequacy of language to capture the zeitgeist.

It's this evolving theatre company that captures the zeitgeist," she says.

But she managed to capture the zeitgeist twice, a remarkable achievement.