Sentence examples for the show captured from inspiring English sources
Mr. Jamieson said that because the show "captured the fancy of the American public, her songs are certainly impactful".
There is something brilliant about the eclecticism of Deller and the show captured that – it was funny and completely absorbing.
Common themes in the show captured the zeitgeist in the capital of this mountain nation between India and China.
The show captured what was in the air, and the exhibition itself became a kind of conversation about what art might become.
No less notably, the show captured the new South in flux, grappling with unfamiliar incursions: gay clients, Vietnamese orphans, second-wave feminism.
The first three years of the show's run came before the September 11 attacks and the show captured "a unique time in New York.
One problem may be that the show captures the Cologne ambivalence a little too well.
Besides these challenges, and discomforts like sunburn, jellyfish stings and no showers, the show captures the delight that comes with first experiences, first freedoms and conquering first fears.
This clip of the show captures some of the action shown on the screens taken from surviving images from Out of the Unknown.
Directed by Gordon Anderson, the show captures some of the playfulness and jokiness of Koons' work, particularly in Becs Andrews Linburyy prize-winning design.
In telling the story of Chagall's love for Bella Rosenfeld, whom he pictured flying with him above wooden shtetl roofs, the show captures a breathless soaring.
