Sentence examples for private capturing from inspiring English sources

When Mailer compared "The Sopranos" (or, for that matter, "The Executioner's Song") to a "novel," he was speaking about its narrative techniques, but also about the way it succeeded in balancing the public and the private, capturing large segments of society in a single frame, through the perspective of a small group of characters.

A private captured in the confrontation, Jessica D. Lynch, was later rescued, and five others taken prisoner were found alive north of Baghdad on Sunday.

In truth, no place is a "dead zone", stopped in time and ripe for private capture – least of all Bir Tawil, which translates as "long well" in Arabic and was clearly the site of considerable human activity in the past.

Stateless power is drawn from three fundamental flaws in the economic system, evolved to benefit the ruling class over centuries, but these flaws have been expunged from economic discourse: Flaw 1. Private capture of the value of land, resources and other commons (such as water, the radio spectrum, genes, nature and knowledge), gifts from nature (or God), the value of which is communally created.

Feinstein grew up in San Francisco, and her private life captured something of the city's combination of propriety and license.

He said the 700 private companies captured by the new law covering more than 1,600 companies with a turnover of more than $100m should be exempt.

But the conventional wisdom evaporates as the reader studies the private words captured on tape and holds them up against the public utterances.

As Rove acknowledged during the private session captured by Bloomberg Businessweek, "As many of you know, one of the most important things about Crossroads is: We don't try and do this alone.

IN JUNE 2006, days after a young Israeli private was captured by Hamas, Israel's ambassador to Turkey paid a midnight visit to Recep Tayyip Erdogan, the prime minister.

The report cited fatigue, faulty routing and shoddy communications as contributing factors in the attack, which left 11 soldiers dead and 7, including Private Lynch, captured by Iraqi forces.

Perry never shows Crawford on the set, and never has Dunaway impersonate any of Crawford's emblematic performances; rather, Dunaway, portraying the star in her private life, captures Crawford's oblivious brutality and relentless intensity, her passionate yet controlled and rock-hard presence that's as terrifying when it's maintained as it is explosive when it breaks.