It's a performance that captures both the intellectual sense and emotional sensibility of Büchner.
A story that captures both the longevity, and the fluidity, of corporate life.
"Grand Illusion" will contribute to the debate, but the definitive, nuanced portrait that captures both what Giuliani did right and what he did wrong remains to be written.
Stanford University has released a video that captures both the giddy joy and the arcane wonkiness that have accompanied the news.
[cartoon id= a19609"] Coral reefs are often compared to cities, an analogy that captures both the variety and the density of life they support.
Now they are together again in Harold Pinter's 1975 work – under the same director, Sean Mathias – and the result is a faithful and loving production that captures both the essential bleakness and paradoxical comedy of this enigmatic masterwork.
A little while later he answers Jane's casual question of why he's in such a funk with a gorgeous riff that captures both his touching romanticism and his sinking self-esteem.
The photographer Alec Soth and the writer Brad Zellar have undertaken a long-term project, born out of simple pleasure, that captures both the humanity and banality of the American continent.
The anarchist movement before and after the turn of the 20th century spoke of the "Propaganda of the Deed," a phrase that captures both the violence and its purported political purpose.
A portrait of the artist that captures both his pensive reserve and his game sense of humour, Wright's film doesn't set out to present a David Hockney (hardly an under-documented figure) that no one knows; rather, the film succeeds in stitching a bright personality to the pictures, up to and including his spirited embrace of digital media.
A banana peel and half a sandwich strewn on the seat are reflected in the windshield, where they hover like a double exposure over the empty highway and the dramatic scenery -- an image that captures both the tedium and exhilaration of a cross-country drive.
