Sentence examples for he captures something from inspiring English sources
In his fictive movies he captures something of the erratic rhythms of real life under pressure.
But he captures something in the process, which is, in his words, the public's "moral revulsion toward the legal system".
"He captures something screenwriters in Hollywood aren't necessarily going to capture: the smell, the taste, the feel, the reality, the sensibility, the environment, all of these things and the layers that you don't normally get from people sitting around making up scripts".
But since he thought of himself as an artist, he believed that on his best days he captured something of Hopper.
Because Goya was the first artist to reveal the gross face of war stripped of all chivalry, romance and idealism, because he captured something quintessential about modern war, all succeeding generations of artists have seen war through his eyes: they have recognised in the Disasters of War a template for their own nightmares.
The best advertising, he said, captures something so true that it ultimately becomes a shorthand for a feeling or a state of mind, like the Energizer bunny for endurance or the saying, "Where's the beef?" for substance.
Nevertheless, he thinks, each theory captures something important which must not be forgotten in the proper understanding he aims at.
'It captures something of the experience,' he says.
As he reviewed his footage, Mr. Liohn realized he had captured something that fell outside his primary subject.
Nietzsche captures something important.
