Sentence examples for it impossible to capture from inspiring English sources

In these conditions, cameras need a fast exposure time and small aperture, making it impossible to capture faint background objects.

"This makes it impossible to capture a school's contribution to pupils' wider education or to their social and personal development and fails to reflect the character, ethos and catchment area of a school".

This is at least in part why Ron Paul generated great enthusiasm among a small and vocal group of followers but found it impossible to capture the Republican Party as a whole.

The cross-sectional nature of the GSS makes it impossible to capture temporal relations between associated variables.

There is so much going on in the Middle East today, it's impossible to capture it all with one opinion.

Everyone talks about the moment when I run down the platform crying: "Daddy, my daddy!" I was supposed to post-synchronise the sound after filming; but because I was out of breath, and the steam from the train was hissing, it was impossible to capture it in the studio.

The truth is fragmentary and it's impossible to capture all of it.

With that weight, you know they aren't going to make it past Day 5. It's impossible to capture the vistas seen while hiking in any other way.

Because the filming was often done out of doors, it was impossible to capture sound, so dubbing — with all its synchronization problems — was required.

The fact that it's impossible to capture a defined edge to the star except at sunset makes it very hard to shoot an eclipse, where these lines are everything.

Fourth, it is impossible to capture everything from the original, so translators compensate in many ways.