Sentence examples for ideal capturing from inspiring English sources
Democracy may be our ideal, capturing the essence of ancient and modern, spiritual and secular commitments to human dignity and community.
The courage, hopes and ideals captured so eloquently in President Obama's eulogy can set a tone for American politics for this decade or be forgotten as our actions belie our pleasant rhetoric.
Sports were correctly perceived as ideal for capturing audiences for advertisers.
Felicity Kendal is an ideal Judith Bliss, capturing the sense of a theatrical animal essaying the role of a rural hostess.
Photos: LOUD AND CLEAR -- While more digital high-definition television programs are being broadcast, rabbit-ear antennas are not ideal for capturing them.
His soft, cool style is ideal for capturing — and holding still — the madcap spirit of the fantasy city that lies on the other side of Gopnik's staircase.
The conditions under which people use Google -- online, most likely alone, not participating in an official survey -- are ideal for capturing what they are really thinking and feeling.
But Abrams countered that they freed the emotions and imagination, breaking from the ideal of capturing the real world (a mirror) and instead composing "lamps", illuminating the poet's personal vision.
It is, however, ideal for capturing worsening.
Such a situation is not ideal for capturing and uncovering patterns in the focal relationship that are not known a priori.
Our proposed method becomes ideal when capturing images where focusing on the subject becomes difficult (i.e., user is in a moving vehicle, attempting to capture a fixed subject outside. The user's hands are not steady).
