Sentence examples for however captured from inspiring English sources

One nation, however, captured her imagination.

The hashtag #Außenminister (foreign minister) however captured the national mood.

A camera from Continental Airlines, however, captured the event, and Mr. Lautenberg, a Democrat from New Jersey, released that video.

The third movement's satiric "grotesque waltz" is, however, captured well – the lighter mood cleverly mitigates the previous movement, and Quatuor Byron's playing is effervescent.

Shakespeare, however, captured the man perfectly: "That great magician, damned Glendower" at whose birth "the heavens were all on fire, the earth did tremble".

Two of the monuments that Gopnik cites Saint-Gaudensnstatueatue of General Sherman and Grant's Tomb — have, however, captured the attention of New Yorker writers.

However, capturing public interest remains a challenge.

It does, however, capture what was vital about Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes, that he has charisma.

Predators, however, capture and kill members of other species for food.

These overwhelming numbers do not, however, capture the full complexity and ambivalence of the views of white and black parents about the value of integration.

It does, however, capture Mr. Silver in exceptional form, approaching the pinnacle of a career that had few rivals in the hard-bop era.