Sentence examples for entirely capture from inspiring English sources

Plus, there is a visceral quality in live performances of Mr. Reich's work that recordings never entirely capture.

And that number does not entirely capture how full most flights are to the most popular destinations at the most desirable times.

The headlong style, the lines broken like breadsticks, the punctuation limping along or missing entirely, capture the city's rush and welter, though O'Hara's physical world is curiously impoverished.

Since the entrepreneur cannot entirely capture the results of his effort, investment is below the optimal level and production effort is socially inefficient.

While we reduce the NTBs by the time cost of border transit, this may not entirely capture the NTB reducing effect of the TFA.

Fundamentally, however, the gap between aesthetic experience and aesthetic judgments yields an essential difficulty for aesthetic theories since these are necessarily formulated propositionally, and therefore cannot entirely capture the richness of immediate, first-personal aesthetic experience.

As for this book, I have to say I was not entirely captured by the layout.

But their attention is entirely captured by the gold coins they are counting.

In particular, one of our results shows that our notion of forgetting can be entirely captured by classical forgetting.

Doesn't this assume that the knowledge of the farmer can be entirely captured by machine implementable heuristics?

But he evokes the glamour and strangeness of silent movies without entirely capturing the full range of their power.