Sentence examples for intimately captured from inspiring English sources

That eerie dystopia has never been more intimately captured than in Hersey's astounding 1946 report for the New Yorker that was later published as a slim, bestselling book entitled simply Hiroshima.

Moore's protagonist, a widower RE teacher who is approaching retirement, is intimately captured in the midst of a disintegration brought about by the loss of the structures that have thus far formed and maintained his personality: work, marriage and certain relationships that have created or reinforced his sense of existence.

Within a profession that most people only see in pop-up ads, Dunne illuminates the many different personalities and motivations of these women, layering emotionally personal interviews over intimately captured footage of their daily shows.

The Pops used them to intimately capture the faces and bodies of their friends, but Ballen has spent the last couple of decades phasing humans out of his pictures entirely.

Whether pushing the camera close to the drag artists or zooming in from afar to survey them intimately, Simon captures the lavish life of theatrical imagination that inspires them and makes gender itself seem like an aspect of urgent performance.

He and his fellow community members have been intimately familiar with police brutality since long before cellphones captured it on video, and they had been jaded to the prospect of change long before Gray's death.

The chronology, based on the panel's review of highly classified accounts of interrogations of captured Qaeda leaders, shows that Osama bin Laden was far more intimately involved in the planning of the attacks than previously known and approved the selection of each of the 19 hijackers.

Film has been intimately linked with Nuremberg: the proceedings in 1945 and 1946 were recorded on camera; judges were shown captured, Nazi propaganda newsreels that recorded atrocities.

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But in practice Mr. Callow's outsized, overwrought performance is too much for the television camera that captures him so intimately.

He worked as a labourer after leaving school, and knew intimately the world he was capturing, which perhaps explains why he did it so brilliantly, with such empathy.