Sentence examples for he captures in from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lin has a talent for nutty theatrical performances, which he captures in grainy videos.

He captures in the Southern twang both the music and the mendacity of personality.

What's more, what Perry sees in others he captures in his art, even if some are still too blind to see it.

As a general rule wealth grows faster than economic output, he explains, a concept he captures in the expression r > g (where r is the rate of return to wealth and g is the economic growth rate).

He captures in arresting phrases both the poor, heavily Muslim cités, or council estates, of suburban France ("designed almost like vast prison camps"), and the great capitals of North Africa ("walking through Algiers is like walking through the wreckage of a recently abandoned civilisation").

He captures in a few images his sister's horrible realization that she hates her husband, and those images open into a terse premonition of imprisonment: "She watched his bare haunches, his arms, his broad shoulders, the rise and fall of his chest.

The kind of intensity he captured in the song is also evident in his live appearances.

In addition, he captured in stills the education of mentally handicapped children, Christian missionaries in Latin America, and activities related to the regime of Pres.

What he captured in paintings and drawings were the figures of stocky, pipe-smoking men, their expressions dour, their dress drab.

What makes Wordsworth the larger poet is the experience he captured in a line from "Elegiac Stanzas": "a deep distress hath humanised my Soul".

Phinney, 18, won a silver medal in the one-kilometer time trial, adding to the gold he captured in the four-kilometer individual pursuit on Thursday.