Sentence examples for not capturing from inspiring English sources

"We were not capturing this information before".

They are not capturing the desire for change.

"They're not capturing reality," said Betsy Fabricant, a senior administrator at Visions.

He has been nearly as productive this year despite not capturing headlines.

A previous actress had been fired for not capturing the character in the final act, when Emily appears after death.

But then I succumb to the fear of not capturing the right pixels, of not documenting something that might someday prove useful.

Additionally, if we are assuming that a bamboo ceiling is an "Asian" thing, we're not capturing the reality of the root of this problem.

"Since the savings statistics are not capturing the wealth run-up in existing savings, it makes things look worse than they are".

That is usually a sign that the football is not capturing the crowd's imagination but towards the end of that period England were threatening with virtually every attack.

"Characterizing existential dilemmas in psychological terms strikes me as not capturing the problem," said Mr. Postol, who is also a speaker at the nuclear conference.

The question of why nineteenth century British writers books are not capturing our imaginations at the minute is a different one.