Sentence examples for strived to capture a from inspiring English sources

For the album, The Strokes strived to capture a simple rock sound that was not significantly enhanced in the studio.

That book nabbed Walton a nomination for a Lambda Literary Award, but with I Felt A Funeral, In My Brain, he strived to capture a different side of the queer experience: one in which Avery's biggest struggles, including love, friendship and self-confidence, aren't linked to his sexuality.

In his subjects, he strives to capture a particular pivotal moment in a performance or an event.

The program strove to capture a broad swath of Prince's work, through funk and rock and pop, from lust to spirituality to apocalypse to partying.

Her work on the Roaring Twenties, for example, strives to capture a turning point in modern life, when the "ephemeral vibrations of sound" interacted "with a material world intended to control those vibrations".

Both Shun and Li are striving to capture a way in which ren does not reduce to li but also a way in which li is more than purely instrumental to the realization of ren.

In Paillé's own words: "Quadcopter + duct tape = flying strobe," or a cunning homemade operation that strives to capture "a Homo erectus female in a metaphysical state of trance". .

In her portraits of Gypsies and circus clowns the brushwork is looser, but still strives to capture an outward appearance, not to penetrate into interiority.

The Chekhovian melancholy became even more marked in the 1991 English country garden play, Hidden Laughter, where the characters strive to capture an elusive and betrayed sense of spiritual regeneration.

Impressionistic painters strive to capture an impression of a fleeting moment, a particular scene.

In creating the album's overall atmosphere, he strived to capture the downbeat nature of his previous releases for the Mo' Wax label.