Sentence examples for no one captures from inspiring English sources

The face is keenly real if still visibly textured; no one captures the play of light on aging flesh like Rembrandt, but he abbreviated or omitted other details as needed, keeping the reality of paint and process and the reality of his subject equally before the viewer in a way that still feels innovative and even proto-modern.

Nowhere is this truer than in cities where, increasingly, we live on top of each other in ever-denser spaces; and no one captures the resultant moments of friction better than Liana Finck.

And no one captures their grit, brawling and glory like Anthony Grafton.

"No one captures the messiness, the frailty or the integrity of humanity with the kind of wit and affection Jim Brooks does," Ms. Pascal wrote.

This summer, the Cedar Lake Dance Company gamely attempted the work of the Israeli choreographer Ohad Naharin, but no one captures his idiosyncratic aesthetic like his own troupe.

Messrs Murphy and Price would translate that into "no one captures the flag", a phrase heard at Esalen to this day which means that every religion, fad and idea has equal access as long as it does not try to exclude or dominate the others.

It was only a rehearsal, though, and no one captured on tape the sound Yunte Huang most wanted to hear.

And no one captured the men, the mood, and the machinery like Norman Mailer".

No one captured the chaos of the 1960s more acutely than Garry Winogrand.

It's why all the attempts to parody the Bakkers never quite worked, because no one captured them accurately.

It's why all of the attempts to parody the Bakkers never quite worked, because no one captured them accurately.