Sentence examples for something to capture from inspiring English sources

It's quite something to capture the poetic, poignant tone of the sequence in which Dr Manhattan retreats to Mars to ponder his destiny, a succession of moments jumbled into a jigsaw of quasi-simultaneous event.

How very 2012 it was for a game like Draw Something to capture the world's attention in February; attract about 14 million players a day in April; seduce the FarmVille company Zynga to buy the game's maker, Omgpop, for $180 million; and by the end of the month have its daily player base fall to 10 million daily.

We want something to capture those experiences.

"If all you want is something to capture aerial footage on occasion for personal use and social-media sharing, you can save several hundred dollars by getting the DJI Spark," Mike Perlman wrote.

HuffPost blogger Devon Corneal presents a fantastic list of stories from the past year, with something to capture every child's imagination.

Walter looked up and down the street, as if he needed something new to capture his attention, something to occupy him for the time he would be here now.

Consistent Aristotelians would reject this objection because they believe money is merely a medium of exchange, something able to corrupt people and natural exchanges, hence something unable to capture fundamentally incommensurable and superior values---like human flourishing.

Personally I hate adverts, so if something manages to capture my attention then I think it's doing something right and then I'll steal it.

"Some of what is happening is so absurd, so outrageous, that you have to do something wild to capture what is actually under way".

and "Nebraska" chronicled the fallout from Reaganomics), Springsteen seems to be striving for something universal to capture the mood of the whole nation.

Despite his permanent bad temper, someone and something begins to capture Milo's imagination: the wild cave-dwelling Captain Jellicoe and his tale of the legendary Mighty Fizz Chilla.