Sentence examples for drawn to capture from inspiring English sources

Some come with poetry they have written or pictures they have drawn to capture the pain and stabbing sense of betrayal they felt when a priest they respected raped them.

This distinction was drawn to capture possible differences characterizing each population.

As cell populations are rarely discrete, two approaches may be taken, a large gate may be drawn to capture all probable events, or a smaller gate used to capture only those events that are without doubt from the population of interest.

Top tip: "Work out what you are drawn to; capture moments of significance, and use yourphone's camera like a diary".

Until her late 20s, Clara wasn't sure if she wanted to be an illustrator but when she had children of her own, realised that she too was drawn to capturing the childhood moments.

"I'm a dancer myself so I was drawn to capturing shapes and movement," he says of his initial impulse to photograph his fellow dancers, "but the first thing I learned is that photography works at a different, slower pace.

David is drawn to capturing the raw beauty of the people he meets and the environments surrounding us.

Imagine that you can draw only one line to capture your subject, and then draw that line.

In visual areas, the trajectory was drawn to best capture the polar-angle topography that defines the borders between regions.

Each succinct biography, often eloquently drawn, strives to capture the essence of its subject.

The questionnaire was drawn up to capture the perceived burden of the ultraviolet B treatment, especially the burden of the treatment method and time lost as a result of treatment.