Sentence examples for longer captured from inspiring English sources

But as motion pictures became more popular in the 1930's, cycloramas no longer captured the public's imagination as they once did.

But when Olivier is no longer captured on film but manufactured on the computer, perhaps in multiple versions, we lose the very thing that art was supposedly preserving: our point of contact with the irreplaceable, finite person.

Despite this, demand has risen, and slow lorises are no longer captured opportunistically, but are now hunted on a commercial scale using flashlights, from which the animals do not flee.

Intensive observation and capture protocols each year gave good estimates of the lifespan of individual birds (a bird was considered dead when it was no longer captured or observed).

They no longer capture the whole picture.

They were no longer capturing combat and its aftermath; they were gathering evidence.

The fact is, the player known as the Mailman no longer captures a market share.

As a consequence the idea of the fastest man on Earth no longer captures the public imagination.

The old way of doing arms control highly technical and incremental no longer captures the public's imagination.

Perplexed, drivers took the cautious way forward: they drove so slowly through Oudehaske that Monderman could no longer capture their speed on his radar gun.

Since inflation rose, albeit modestly, in 1999, this thesis will soon be tested.A second possibility is that traditional statistical measures of wages are no longer capturing workers' earnings very well.