Sentence examples for it captures that from inspiring English sources

It captures that moment perfectly, and shows how music so unadorned and stripped back can be so potent.

I think the work is special because it captures that moment of youth, raw talent on the edge of stardom, and I also think the book promotes such a great image of Amy, healthy and happy.

As you skate around the stages at high speeds, marking the world as yours, it captures that sense that I had on the skating rink as a kid, the feeling that the cheesy music was playing for me.

"It captures that mix of sadness and hope that people have in those situations, where you've fucked up your life, but maybe things are going to get better".

Tee Grizzley recorded it in October, 2016, on the day he was released from prison, and, for a while, it captures that bliss of freedom—"Ain't it a blessing?" he wonders.

"Jennings was trying to capture the very nature of being British and being at war, and possibly being invaded, and it captures that wonderfully," he explains, "my intentions were much more modest.

As for Brooks's lighthearted marketing, Mr. Sullivan said it captured that runners today focused on more than the finish line.

It captured that need for escape and terror of difference as experienced by this newly wedded but stubborn wife.

Coined by Andrew Harrison of The Word magazine, it captured that sense of alarming overproduction, the gross excess of supply over demand.

"It captured that strange period between the end of postwar austerity and the start of what became known as the 60s, with all the hedonism that involved and which my character represented.

"Seriously, what did it matter if I captured that moment?