Sentence examples for speaking that captures from inspiring English sources

But we do need a way of thinking and speaking that captures the fact that climate change is not merely one of many environmental problems, but a completely unique collective action problem, and one that is implicated in every aspect of our lives.

Figuratively speaking, that is.

And digital becomes the bridge, so to speak, that allows you to collect all your photos and capture them.

And he did it all in the bluntest terms, with a self-absorbed way of speaking that somehow captured the imagination of this unhappy era.

And then he spoke words that captured the attention not only of those in the courtroom but of people all over the world.

We are at our best when we are speaking in a voice that captures the aspirations of people across the globe".

The process of speaking begins with a message-level representation that captures the idea that the speaker wishes to convey.

In the video, poets Kyland Turner and Walter Finnie deliver a spoken word poem that captures what black people in America had to go through to secure the right to vote.

He is earnest, polite and so gently spoken that my tape recorder struggles to capture his voice.

What Salle said about the paintings that captured his interest was technical in character; he spoke of strategies of composition and of the depositing of paint on canvas.

"I think there's definitely a need to shout louder, and speak in a way that captures how people are feeling and thinking.