Sentence examples for have long captured from inspiring English sources
Lemming population cycles have long captured the human imagination.
Female spies have long captured the public's imagination.
New York Times photographers have long captured the outdoor sounds of summer in the city.
They have long captured the imagination of Google engineers, including Mr. Brin, who has already attended a conference through robot instead of in the flesh.
The decades of perennial fires, logging and other forms of land clearing have long captured international attention and provoked widespread criticism of Brazil's policies.
The paintings have long captured the European imagination, particularly since the late 19th century, when scores of them came to light in an oasis area known as the Fayum.
The idea of simultaneous visual communication – of a videophone – has long captured popular imagination.
The sinuous form and peculiar evolution of meandering rivers has long captured the imagination of people.
The idea of a "visual telephone" has long captured popular imagination, and indeed there have been many functional models released since as early as the 1930s.
Stem cell therapy has long captured the limelight as a way to the goal of regenerative medicine, that of repairing the body with its own natural systems.
