Sentence examples for perhaps captured from inspiring English sources

The Senator, Robert C. Smith, contends that the 10 were trying to cover up evidence about Americans missing and perhaps captured in Vietnam.

The invitation to a recent Casey event in Philadelphia, raising money for his campaign to unseat Senator Rick Santorum, a Republican, perhaps captured the mood.

The Western Mail's Chris Wathan perhaps captured best what the qualification means when he looked ahead to a summer of "Panini stickers with Welsh stars" in them, themed chocolate bars and cola cans.

The spirit of the Reagan Administration was perhaps captured best by a line from a political television commercial--the line"It's morning in America again," which was spoken in an ad used by the Reagan campaign in the 1984 election.

For example, one might look at the tea party in the United States and plausibly argue that its interests are now represented (or perhaps "captured") by certain members of Congress.

We are also increasingly seeing a new movement based on the 'science' of what works and perhaps captured in the growing popularity of books like 'Freakonomics' and 'The Geek Manifesto'.

The ambiguities perhaps capture well what some call France's "Raymond Poulidor syndrome," after a former Tour de France cyclist who never won a race but never gave up.

Marc says: I have always tried to focus on the details or perhaps capture wide-angle views which tell the whole story.

The football chant that perhaps captures the nascent public feeling is the one reserved for the manager of a relegation-threatened side after a particularly obtuse substitution: you don't know what you're doing.

We would identify Audubon's watercolors like live birds, draw them like dead ones and so perhaps capture something of Audubon's world, perched as it was between extremes.

Before she arrived — about 45 minutes late — and after her speech ended and she slowly worked her way through the room, the sound system played Sister Sledge's "We Are Family," a title that may perhaps capture a bit of wishful thinking in Democratic circles these days.