Sentence examples for it attempts to capture from inspiring English sources

Windows 8 represents a radical overhaul for the company as it attempts to capture the tablet market as well as feed its traditional PC cash-cow.

• The W.B.C. faces a number of challenges as it attempts to capture the imagination of a significant United States market.

There is a double fascination to this show in that it attempts to capture Giorgione in both the positive and the negative – what he was, but also what he was not.

Focusing on family and nature, it attempts to capture the joie de vivre of living a back-to-basics wild life, but mainly just sounds like a really crusty version of smug lifestyle bible Goop, with the pair singing poorly structured refrains such as "We never shower, we never shave / We just swim in the river and we never bathe" (good for you, guys!).

Far from the formal, airless, informational tone that one associates with Cold War propaganda movies, Ketchum's film is uniquely loose and unpolished; it attempts to capture the mind-altering effect of the drug as much as it seeks to describe it.

It attempts to capture individual nuances and peculiarities, yet blend these nuances into a single individual.

The second work in the trilogy that includes "Flesh" (1968) and "Heat" (1971), it attempted to capture, as Mr. Morrissey put it, "the dead-end existence of sex, drugs and rock 'n' roll".

It captured Drniš on 18 September, but sustained defeats at Pakovo Selo two days later and near Šibenik on 22 September as it attempted to capture the city.

His first novel since he himself was thrust to global renown, it energetically attempts to capture for posterity newly transient aspects of identity in our technology-­saturated world.

It: assesses the extent to which 15-year-old students have acquired key knowledge and skills that are essential for full participation in modern societies But the study claims to measure more than students' ability to recite what their teachers have imparted – it also attempts to capture how well they can apply what they have learned in school.

There isn't a chink in Greenberg's professional script, but it never really attempts to capture, let alone analyze, what makes Capote's Holly feel so alive, or why she makes everyone who loves her feel more alive, too.