Sentence examples for has really captured from inspiring English sources

"The scan has really captured the detail of the hidden brushwork in terms of individual brush strokes with extraordinary detail.

But what "Boomtown" has really captured, more than a battleground, is something more troubling: the malleability of a lonely place that considers itself off the grid.

"There is so much good stuff coming out of Korea today, and nobody has really captured that in a hotel," Zobler says.

"Mexico has really captured the imagination of the world energy sector," says Enrique Hidalgo of Exxon Mobil ,America's largest oil company.

But it is her most recent collection of empathy cards, released less than two weeks ago, that has really captured people's imaginations.

With the US and Glenrothes elections out of the way the British people can focus on voting in the contest that has really captured their imagination.

"You've really captured the texture of the rocks," he tells me.

So far, none of Channel 4's would-be Come Dine With Me successors have really captured the public imagination.

In the last two years, Mr. Peña said, Latin America has produced films "that have really captured the imagination of audiences around the world".

"As the market for flagship smartphones has softened and a lot of people are looking at buying devices without a contract, Motorola's Moto E and G seem to have really captured the moment," [Ben ] Wood[of CCS Insight] said.

'I mean, I can tell with some of the men, but the girls... surely they're not all gay, are they?' 'I don't think the Tories have really captured the hard-core dyke vote yet, John,' I say.