Sentence examples similar to poetically captured from inspiring English sources

The Battle of Algiers, a 1966 film that poetically captures Algerian resistance to French colonial occupation, is widely considered one of the greatest films of all time, having influenced leftist and anti-colonial struggles from the Palestine Liberation Organization, to the Black Panther Party and the Irish Republican Army amongst others.

I wonder how Ricky, the video-obsessed neighbor in "American Beauty" who captured that plastic bag dancing in the wind so poetically, would have recorded this party.

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And even if the Caribbean is defined, loosely and poetically, as a state of mind, a mood, how do you capture that in an exhibition, when so much of that mood has, traditionally, been expressed more in music and performance than in static visual forms?

Captured, the poetically minimal lamps by Michael Anastassiades for Lobmeyr, the Austrian crystal company, are graceful studies in translucency that invoke the form of the human eye.

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Better yet, he has a way with dance; few choreographers capture the vicissitudes of contemporary life as smartly and poetically as he does.

Or, poetically, "fog".

He spoke poetically.

Poetically, it's a diminishment.

Some are more poetically complex.