Sentence examples for kind of capturing from inspiring English sources

"News is kind of capturing what's there," Gunther told me.

"The Esquire line kind of captures that essence of that Esquire man.

"It just kind of captured what I wanted in a university," Georgia said.

The guy at the airport X-ray machine thought I was some kind of capture-the-moment lunatic.

"It kind of captures the whole thing," Dr. Daines said, getting excited as he told the story in an interview in his Manhattan office.

Totally over the top, actually, but I was young then, and full of hope, and I think it kind of captures some of the lyrical spirit that suffuses the soul when eating beside the sea.

PEYTON I will take a moment — pregame warm-ups, the national anthem, coin toss, whenever it is — and I think I will take that moment and kind of capture it and hold onto it.

His is not a wayward opinion; for people fond of paintball -- a kind of capture-the-flag team game played in the woods, mostly by boys or men in Army-surplus camouflage and protective masks who shoot bursting pellets at 280 feet per second -- playing in densely populated western Connecticut is like crossing Interstate 95 on foot.

"The boss raids are meant to kind of capture that in a meaningful way and start exposing even more of that kind of fun, or MMO style gameplay, in this very casual Messenger experience," Brown said.

That's like every movie, and she's sort of created that whole thing and that does kind of capture the imagination.

I've seen some Pink films and some of them are ridiculously engaging and I think we kind of captured that spirit.