Sentence examples for it seeks to capture from inspiring English sources

Through sustained shots of streets and skies, and through the layering of anonymous voices real dialogue from New Yorkers that Lonergan overheard and wrote down in notebooks—it seeks to capture the city in the first years after the terrorist attacks of September 11th.

Given the intensity of the situation it seeks to capture, it makes sense that "The Appointment" is difficult to read.

Silicon Graphics is improving the supercomputer as it seeks to capture additional businesses from the United States military, which uses the company's machines for missile-defense programs.

It seeks to capture the same atmosphere a tugged iceberg achieves as it scoops ocean water, its transformative embrace effortless and alluring.

The book does not go on sale until Nov. 12, partly as a signal that it seeks to capture the breadth of the buildings' history and engineering, not just their collapse, said Paul Golob, editorial director of Times Books.

Twitch's co-founder wants the site to reach beyond gaming as it seeks to capture the market on all live-streamed online media.

Now the historical moment it sought to capture lies at the margins of memory for much of the current moviegoing audience.

When Eyestorm went online in December 1999, it sought to capture a corner of the online art and poster market, which has been estimated at $13 billion, by selling signed, limited-edition prints from well-known artists to buyers who might be hesitant to step inside a gallery.

We carried out a descriptive and exploratory qualitative research study from a phenomenological perspective 27 as it sought to capture policymakers' unique accounts of reality in order to capture a breadth of discourses on health inequalities.

From its opening lines he seeks to capture what he clearly felt deeply was her unique character.

But it also goes beyond conventional anthropomorphizing and seeks to capture how a member of another species genuinely perceives the world.