Sentence examples for capturing what from inspiring English sources

"Television doesn't come close to capturing what it's like".

It is still working on capturing what remains from a fifth program.

Capturing What Was Lost Gifford Pinchot and Hunter Mountainn, Twilight" were made for each other.

It's not a mecca of tacky commercialism. A. There is an element of capturing what is there now.

And for Mr. Schatz, this means capturing what happens to the human body when it's submerged in water.

McKellen said The Dresser is the only film that succeeds at truly capturing what it means to be a performer.

Amid the plays, documentaries, novels and other works of art created in the wake of that September day, "Rebirth" stands out by capturing what happened next, for years.

Investigators are poring over the footage, a disturbing silent film capturing what is perhaps a singular act of violence: a woman being burned to death.

They have come up with various formulations state-controlled, state-supported, quasi-state, parastatal—without ever quite capturing what they are talking about.

In an unusual confluence, Paramount's schedule has been crisscrossed lately with films that share a conceit: an amateur's camera capturing what it is not supposed to see.

Reents seems most intent on capturing what one character calls "the incidental poetry of life," but her scale tends to tip more toward the incidental than the poetic.