Sentence examples for the feeling of capturing from inspiring English sources

The feeling of capturing such a spectacular wave in the early morning light was awesome.

There was more than breathing room; there was the feeling of dominion captured in the Dr. Seuss book about Yertle the Turtle, who was king of all he saw.

We raise the explanatory hypothesis that participants who perceive more expressions of disapproval in other people than are actually present avoid greater interpersonal contact to avoid criticism, which would generate the feeling of loneliness captured by T. This relationship was not found in the distortion of disgust; however, as mentioned, this score needs to be reviewed in other studies.

The prime inspiration for the game was Formula One, and Grin tried to recreate the feeling of speed captured by the in-car cameras.

This all does not come off as a movie-set version of a French town, but it reinforces the feeling of the buildings captured in the photos of the de Waals' honeymoon in Provence.

I want to capture the feeling of weightlessness I would get jumping from a speaker and landing in a crowd, or flipping backwards off a diving board.

"They are not describable," he said, "nor can the feeling of seeing them be captured in a photograph".

"I love the song 'To Be Together' [video below] and I feel like it captures the feeling of the record," Grant said.

"The Black List" ends up capturing the feeling of watching and listening to people think out loud.

Capturing the feeling of many in the gay community, Mr. Katzenberger said, "Even our friends sometimes need a kick in the butt".

"When it comes to capturing the feeling of archaic, Delta-style blues," Robert Palmer of The New York Times wrote in 1982, "he is the only white performer who really gets it right".