Sentence examples for thing captures from inspiring English sources

It's unique, almost halluncinatory, yet if one thing captures the soul of Treme as perfectly as Simon's show, it's this place.

This thing captures spherical audio via 8 microphones, which allows you to recreate sound as it exists in a spatial environment: three-dimensionally.

And that's something that 'Do the Right Thing' captures really well.

Her series The Drum Thing captures drummers lost in the beat during practice sessions.

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I thought about a man shooting, and you came!" Jones videotaped the whole thing, capturing Brehm wandering around the intersection, shooting randomly.

The corduroy and landlines are a clear marker of the period, but what Stranger Things captures best is that intangible 80s feeling, where the existence of alternate dimensions seemed just as likely as nuclear war.

Few things capture summer's carefree spirit like a perfect piece of fruit.

Certain things capture his interest: he comments on people's looks and clothes and mannerisms.

"I chuckle when I see people pushing the boundaries all the time of what they can do to monetise things, capture things – and then say, we're not evil, as if their default is not to push the boundaries," Allen said.

March 19911) laid out an elegant framework that helps explain the variations in local governance and DRM by contrasting concepts of exploration and exploitation: Exploration includes things captured by terms such as search, variation, risk taking, experimentation, play, flexibility, discovery, innovation.